The Freezer Bunny Club - A Reading Circle
The Freezer Bunny Club: A Reading Circle https://i.imgur.com/qBYoZ55.png Welcome to The Freezer Bunny Club! This reading circle is an open space for the members to share our stories and discuss...
Forum Discussion
Oh gods, playing catch-up is hard. XD
@Skeilah Congratulations!!!!!! *throws confetti* I hope you have a great and memorable last year =)
We totally should! Mine’s March 28 and Duvelina’s is March 27. Ajam’s is December 18, and AdamEve’s is… December 9th? Do I have that right?
@Duvelina My gods. That sounds incredibly difficult, especially if all of that is only in one year. 0.o Do you start in September, or are you already attending classes?
And yup, talking about these things is a lot of fun, too =D
@AdamsEve1231 That’s sounds incredible. I have massive respect for people that are able to make a career out of volunteer work. You sound like you’ve gone through some great experiences and came out an amazing person. College is pretty much expected here too, to the point where even the “hands-on” jobs are asking for degrees. It’s a bit of a problem, because if everyone is forced get a degree, then the degree no longer means anything.
@ajamkeevin , Hey, translate buddies! I don’t know if you’ve answered this yet because I’m playing catch-up on the thread, but what languages do you focus on? Mine are Dutch, English and Japanese ^^ I used to be able to do German too, but you know how it goes when you never use something. My vocabulary is now limited to “fahrrad”.
I guess I should chip in, too. ^^ I’ve finished college with a bachelor, but never thought about doing a master. Didn’t have the time – I was recruited by a Japanese company that pulled me overseas for two years, for training. It was intense in many ways. :D The idea is to sit between their HQ and our branch office and try my hardest to make everyone play nice. It's easy some days. Other days, I end up wanting to chuck people through windows. :sweat_smile:
I'm back in The Netherlands now, and just finished furnishing an apartment before the whole Covid-mess started. There's two beautiful cats keeping me company, though, so life is good. :blush:
@Skeilah Congratulations!!!!!! *throws confetti* I hope you have a great and memorable last year =)
We totally should! Mine’s March 28 and Duvelina’s is March 27. Ajam’s is December 18, and AdamEve’s is… December 9th? Do I have that right?
@Duvelina My gods. That sounds incredibly difficult, especially if all of that is only in one year. 0.o Do you start in September, or are you already attending classes?
And yup, talking about these things is a lot of fun, too =D
@AdamsEve1231 That’s sounds incredible. I have massive respect for people that are able to make a career out of volunteer work. You sound like you’ve gone through some great experiences and came out an amazing person. College is pretty much expected here too, to the point where even the “hands-on” jobs are asking for degrees. It’s a bit of a problem, because if everyone is forced get a degree, then the degree no longer means anything.
@ajamkeevin , Hey, translate buddies! I don’t know if you’ve answered this yet because I’m playing catch-up on the thread, but what languages do you focus on? Mine are Dutch, English and Japanese ^^ I used to be able to do German too, but you know how it goes when you never use something. My vocabulary is now limited to “fahrrad”.
I guess I should chip in, too. ^^ I’ve finished college with a bachelor, but never thought about doing a master. Didn’t have the time – I was recruited by a Japanese company that pulled me overseas for two years, for training. It was intense in many ways. :D The idea is to sit between their HQ and our branch office and try my hardest to make everyone play nice. It's easy some days. Other days, I end up wanting to chuck people through windows. :sweat_smile:
I'm back in The Netherlands now, and just finished furnishing an apartment before the whole Covid-mess started. There's two beautiful cats keeping me company, though, so life is good. :blush:
