"Welcome to the Reality of Life, Dear Jypsy!"

So lately, I have been in the process of getting employed. Since, I haven't worked things for my school, I finally decided to find myself a job. I have tried applying in the Missionary Training Center (MTC) under the employment of the Church. Thus far, I have no reply from them. It's all good though. So it seems that the job is not meant for me yet.

While browsing through the world of Facebook, I have come across some job advertisements, but it seems that a lot of them will either require me to have at least 2 years of college, or an experience in those certain fields of job. But lo and behold, I found a job that doesn't require me of both credentials. Without any idea of being hired, I gave it a try.

And with a very minimal confidence on myself, I still proceeded on doing the application. As I had submitted my name, I got a call from the company a day after. They asked me about my working experiences, and educational backgrounds. It seems that they were somehow accepting about my situation. And then, they scheduled me for an assessment test and initial interviews that would test my proficiency in the English language, and also asked about how loyal can I get when I actually start working. And so, I made it to the final interview. Somehow, when being interviewed for the account that I was going to be in, the operations manager was a little bit apprehensive due to the fact that I just woke up from a nap, and I was acting somehow a little bit weak in talking, and I was not energetic when I was answering his questions. But after doing a lot of prayers, the assessing manager informed me that I was hired, together with the other guy who I went to apply a job with.

After a couple weeks of waiting, I had the chance to have a job orientation and job offer, and the finale, the contract signing. Now, I am officially an employee to a company. And my job position is a customer service representative for a credit card company.

Well, many people have welcomed me into the demanding, and awfully stressful world of being an employee in the country. I should welcome myself then into it.

Welcome to the world of employment, Jypsy!!

I'm too awesome for sleeping!

When you actually get to see this picture, I don't think you would get to have a really decent sleep.....

You just got photo-bombed! >:D

I am not referring to the guy on the left... I was referring to me! I still can't get over my photo-bombing face when someone tries to look decent on a picture. :D I mean... take a look at my eyes. mouth and brows! They are like furious sharks looking for dinner for a couple days!!

Anyways... I can't sleep. I'm not blaming the picture. It's just that my legs are dead from all the walking and standing on the Mall of Asia last night. My sister, Johanna called me for us to go watch the annual Pyrolympics. And I was at the super market, doing my usual grocery buying. So I had to do some carrying, walking, searching for a decent vehicle to ride way back to the house, walking again to head to my tiny siblings to dress up, more walking, looking for a bus heading MOA, more and more walking, then meeting up with Johanna. Since we missed the Pyrolympics, we ended up just going for a dinner. Then the usual.... more and more and more and more walking. But my legs didn't start to kill me...yet. I was suggesting for pizza.Unfortunately, suggestion ignored. Then we head on to different restaurants.... they are closed! Who closes up at 10 pm in the evening when people are actually just starting their day?! Take me as an example. So, when they started to say they are closed,expect the face that I actually did on the picture. With a dash of eye-rolling. Then we went on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on..until we ended up eating on Burger King. Not that I don't like BK, it's just that I was craving for pizza! But oh well...BK will do the trick since me and Johanna are monster-ishly hungry.

After the nomnoming moments, we have nothing to do, since it's closing time for all the stores in the mall. We just have to go home. And here comes the most facial disturbance, mouth blabbering, potty moutherying, nerve getting moments... the taxi hunting. Yep.... them taxi drivers are just that amazing to make me, my two sisters, and my two tiny brothers want to shatter their wind shields and start to scare their butts away. It's like 10 taxis has pass by me and didn't even bother to stop in front of us! It's like " ARE YOU FREAKING KIDDING ME?!" moments that you start to blaze up!!! But we're too tired for it, so we took the bus instead. The traffic... obviously bad. Our energy.. terribly gone. We got home... we're dead beets! But I think it was a heck of a day, though. Just to show you how happy I am, take a good look at the picture....

2 year old pic... Don't care, still awesome!

And that's how I look like when I am happy!! And how I look like when dead tired as well!

Randomness

So I was looking at some of my pictures one Facebook, then I came across to some of my pictures with my few friends. I came to realize how think my eyebrows are!!!

Yes..... my eyebrows are thick. Oh wait! Not only that my eyebrows are the only once that are thick. So is my lips.

Every time I see my eyebrows, I can't help but to think to shave  them for no apparent reason. But then again, practicality shot my head with a realization of how stupid I would look like without any eyebrows, or losing a brow that is.

How randomness comes inevitably and unexpected!