Still Unemployed

 Geek Wannabe, General  Comments Off on Still Unemployed
Aug 152008
 

Last month I went to talk to a prospective boss. When I hadn’t heard from him by August I gave him a call, left a voicemail to the effect of “Hey, just calling to see if you’re still interested in having me work for you.”

Haven’t heard back. I guess I didn’t get the job.

So I’ve started putting my resume out at various temp agencies, like Accountemps and Kelly. Classes start next week, and I can scope out the college job placement office and the accounting instructors to see if they’ve got any leads. I realize I’m stuck in the old Catch-22: can’t get a job without experience, can’t get experience without a job. But if I’m persistent I should be able to get a foot in the door.

 Posted by at 8:41 pm
Aug 052008
 

Lots of room.

The area behind the rear seats is fairly spacious; I can fit a week’s worth of groceries in there with plenty of room to spare.

Fit cargo space

But sometimes you need even more cargo space. Sometimes your husband will look at the decades worth of accumulated computer debris in the basement, and announce that “You can get rid of everything on this wall from here to the door.” And when he says that, you want to do it fast, before he changes his mind. So you need enough cargo space to take six computer monitors down to the city recycling facility, or eight to ten baskets full of power cords, ribbon cable, PC cards, etc. down to Purple Elephant. You want to be able to do these things in one big trip.

The back seats of the Fit will fold down completely flat. This gives me plenty of room for hauling all that stuff.

There’s also a surprising amount of head room for such a little car. I used to drive an Acura Integra; I was perfectly comfortable in it, but when my 6’2″ husband rode with me his head would brush the roof. In the Fit he’s got plenty of headroom—one of the reasons his car is also a Fit.

And as a side note, I’m quite gleeful about getting the large amount of crap out of the basement.

Bear