Hello little baby,
Hello little darling,
I start this blog today. Today is Ashtami. 28th September 2017. It's light, sound and celebration all around outside. There's an infectious wave of joy and cheerfulness all around, but sadly not me. I sit here in front of my laptop writing to you. I am writing to you because you are or should we say will be my bundle of joy and happiness. Also, one more thing, this blog is more of a stream of consciousness writing than a composed essay.
It's been a bad end to a good phase of my life sweetheart. It has been the best three years of my life followed by the worst. I am currently jobless and heartbroken. I have applied to so many jobs, but I got rejected in all of them. I have given up applying or even thinking about a job. It seems the universe is hell-bent on not giving me one. I see everybody getting jobs and going to great places. I sit here at home, doing nothing. It's just so pitiful, yes pitiful. I will take about the heartbreak in a later post.
Hope you never get sad and disappointed like me when searching for a job after you graduate. Just one tip, never leave all options and get stuck to one. Always make sure you have something in hand, even if you don't' want to do that particular type of work. And I hope, it will always work out for something good in the end.
Yours lovingly,
Dad
I start this blog today. Today is Ashtami. 28th September 2017. It's light, sound and celebration all around outside. There's an infectious wave of joy and cheerfulness all around, but sadly not me. I sit here in front of my laptop writing to you. I am writing to you because you are or should we say will be my bundle of joy and happiness. Also, one more thing, this blog is more of a stream of consciousness writing than a composed essay.
It's been a bad end to a good phase of my life sweetheart. It has been the best three years of my life followed by the worst. I am currently jobless and heartbroken. I have applied to so many jobs, but I got rejected in all of them. I have given up applying or even thinking about a job. It seems the universe is hell-bent on not giving me one. I see everybody getting jobs and going to great places. I sit here at home, doing nothing. It's just so pitiful, yes pitiful. I will take about the heartbreak in a later post.
Hope you never get sad and disappointed like me when searching for a job after you graduate. Just one tip, never leave all options and get stuck to one. Always make sure you have something in hand, even if you don't' want to do that particular type of work. And I hope, it will always work out for something good in the end.
Yours lovingly,
Dad