Another late night I have to write in my Diary due to playing computer. Almost forgotten, I switched off my computer and then realized what I had to accomplish. As the day is already over I have to write in a pretense.
Watch Eros Theatre Strippers
Thursday morning I woke up at 8am with my alarm set. Having a shower and something to eat, I dressed in my suit and headed on my way to Campbelltown. Catching a bus to the station, I walked to CES and had some train tickets made up for me.
Catching the express train to the City, I jumped off at Central. With Eros Theatre on my mind, I quickly hurried to get to my destination.
Paying my fee I entered Eros Theatre knowing what to expect. The lights were dim and the strobe lights were on, so I done my jacket up to hide the white of my shirt. Once again I was the youngest of the whole crowd, as I sat down to my own row.
Watching some movies, there came the first stripper, which I was impressed with. An hour later and a couple of girls later, I felt it was time to meet up with Lyssa.
Lunch With Lyssa In Sydney
Hurrying in my pace I made it to Lyssa’s work before she came out. If Lyssa queried me about where I was, the truth would have come out, but since Lyssa didn’t ask me many questions, I gave her a kiss and we were on our way to lunch.
Lyssa and I bought some Chicken Schnitzel sandwiches and decided to sit on some seats in Hyde Park, as it was raining. Lyssa and I enjoyed our food, as I interacted with everyone who passed us and I made Lyssa laugh.
My interview was coming close, so Lyssa walked me to the front of St. James. Giving her a kiss, I said goodbye and that I probably won’t be doing banking with her.
Recruitment Agency Interview In Sydney
With Lyssa’s weekly train ticket I caught the train to Circular Quay where I thought the interview was. Walking up Pitt Street I was looking for number 10a and level 20. That didn’t make sense but I looked for it and got lost. Ringing up the receptionist at my interview I found the right address. Already late, I hurried my pace to arrive there.
Finally on the 20th floor (the highest floor) I walked into a small surrounding and greeted two women who both interviewed me. Since I’ve had a taste of recruitment agencies I like their style of interviewing, and this wasn’t any different. Enjoying the interview but still somewhat embarrassed, I answered all questions nicely. The interview didn’t take very long.
After I had shaken both the lady’s hands, on my way I had seen Finley on another one of my interviews. I imagine that this job would probably be mine, as I don’t like being second best all the time.
Revisit Eros Theatre
From my interview I caught the train to Central where I walked to Eros Theatre again. This time I was in there for an hour and a half. I had noticed that people-wise, nothing had changed. Everyone was still there. Eros Theatre didn’t finish how I wanted it to, Tori wasn’t playing at the time I thought she was and I didn’t see her.
Browse Sydney Shops With Lyssa
Walking back to meet Lyssa we delivered the DX where we met up with Devon (one of Lyssa’s friends). Devon had started work and it was his first day today. He was also delivering DX.
Lyssa and I then visited some clothes shops. As I sat out the front on a bench seat looking at girls walk by, Lyssa bought a top.
Deciding to visit Centrepoint with some food to eat we sat down where the piano was and ate.
Once finished we visited a store that sold sculpted crystals and most of them fascinated me. Cheap they were. What attracted me was a glass/crystal piano and also a rose encased in a box. Picking up some pamphlets, Lyssa and I left for the train.
Bump Into Kiley On Train
The train was packed and it just started to sprinkle. While looking for a seat, we bumped into Kiley. Lyssa and I stood up to talk to her. Deciding to sit a couple of seats in front, Lyssa squeezed in next to Kiley. Some stops later they called me over to sit in front of them at first. Then I sat next to Lyssa where we all engaged in conversation. The train ride didn’t last that long.
At Campbelltown I parted with Lyssa as she got a lift with Kiley. That was a bit of a drag, as I had to call my dad to get a lift.
Phone Calls With Lyssa
Back at home I started on my computer. Then Lyssa gave me a call around 8pm. We talked about nothing for a couple of minutes. Then Lyssa hung up because she had something to do.
Half an hour passed by. Then I called Lyssa back up. She had someone on the other line. Nikita was on the other line. I got angry because she never told me she was hanging up from talking with me so quickly to talk to Nikita.
Nevertheless, Lyssa called me straight back and she told me that she asked Nikita about Constantine. Lyssa also told me that Nikita thinks I’m a real nice guy. To me that proves she has something for me. Nikita and Lyssa had no reason to talk about me but somehow I came up. I don’t think Lyssa would have started the conversation about me. I’m not sure if Lyssa suspects anything also. Does she also think that Nikita has something for me? It’s got me curious.
Lyssa and I talked for an hour about what we were doing tomorrow. Then she had to get some sleep. That’s my night as far as it goes. Apart from me playing around with my computer, that’s all I have to say again.
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.
