A Weekend Rampage
Saturday night was pretty much ol’ school again. Finding out that the video camera can’t be taken out with Min-Su or anyone else, we decided to go out and be angry.
What we done was break car windows, rampage and just be stupid all night.
I even tipped a stolen car with Jett and this other dude.
Saturday night finished at 4am.
Printing Resume Files
Sunday was basically a bludge.
On Sunday I called Ali to help me out with the printing. He drove me to Woodbine where I done the prints. They turned out very good.
The rest of Sunday was spent at home.
Lucas ended up staying over because his car was fucking up with the alternator.
Mailing Job Applications
While I got dressed for work on Monday morning he called the NRMA.
At work I started on my documents to be given to a prospective employer.
I’ve sent a written résumé by mail to a Personnel Manager in Narellan. The letter is for a job as a casual typist.
Whatever happens I’m expecting a call on that one because my résumé is a good one. It stands out above some of the others that would be sent to the interviewer.
I hope that I get this casual position. Even though it means less sleep and less time with my friends, it will pay off for me saving money for a car. Then again I might not get it.
Playing Arcade Games
Coming by train back home, tonight Ali, Imad, Shawn, Ralf, Bình and I drove to Macarthur Square. We played some games in the arcade before I came home.
No Time To Write In Diary
Since I’m sleepy again tonight, I’m getting to sleep soon.
Just thought I’d write in my journal since it has been a while. This month really has been so busy that I can’t even write in my journal enough. I have to find time.
Sleep now.
Diary Of A Mad Chaos is a daily diary written from March 1996 until today, of which individual books and book series have been created, namely “The Lost Years” an exploration of young, entwined love, the “Wubao In China (猎艳奇缘)” book series which provides an extensive comparative analysis of the cultural differences between Eastern and Western societies, and the book titled “Foreigner (华人)” an exploration of race relations in Australia.
