Sista arbetsdagen

Idag är våran sista arbetsdag kommen. I morse gick Mikaela till sitt jobb, Berclouw i Nieuwegein, med en själv bakad choklad tårta. Även om hon bara har jobbat där i halvår, kändes det som mycket längre. Hon kände verkligen att väsk affären var hennes plats. Jan gick (med tomma händer) till sitt jobb, Business Base, var han har jobbat i tre och ett halvt år. Naturligtvis skulle han aldrig medge till sina arbetskamrater, att han kommer att sakna dom. Det är verkligen en go gemenskap med suveräna arbetskamrater.
 
Vad ska nu hända med oss? De kommande två och en halv månaderna utan jobb? Om inte längre?!?!?!?! Hur ska vi klara det?!?!?! :)

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Anonymous said…
Hi! :)

You going to get through this. It feel wery weird to leave a job that your fond of..

Think in small steps, firs packing, second sweden, vacantion and once you know it you are in Australia! ;)

Hugs to you both
June 28, 2007 at 5:26 PM
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