The best part of waking up ...

[serafina20]

is finding out that the breifcase containing resumes and a professional portfolio made with blood, sweat, and tears is *not* inthe trunk of your car where you left it the night before but, instead, at an elementary school half a mile away.

...

At least nothing was missing. I'm still not sure how it was stolen. The back door of my car was open, but

A. why not the front door since that's wehre the control to the trunk is
B. how did they know to look in the trunk and
C. what the fuck happened?

Unless the bag fell out while I was getting my pillows last night, but then why didnt' I hear it?

Ain't life grand? I'm just glad I got it back.

Comments

[witchway.livejournal.com]

writing resumes SUCKS. I think I would come unglued if I lost it and had to start over.

[serafina20.livejournal.com]

Well, I have the resume and letter of intro saved in the computer. And I'm going to have to put together more packets (it's so much easier to turn in everything with the resume), so that wasn't the scary part.

It was the portfolio. I dont' have copies for everything I have in there because a lot of it is the orginal stuff. And it took me forever to put it together. I would have cried very hard had I lost it.


And writing resumes does suck. I'm on my fifth version.

[hederahelix.livejournal.com]

oh hon, that's just awful. i'm just so relieved you got it all back.

[serafina20.livejournal.com]

Thanks. Me too. What's really frightening is that, had it not been returned, I *never* would have known what had happened to it. I mean, i remember putting it into my trunk in Monterey, but I would have doubted that, and then gotten angry at the hotel and basicaly doubted my sanity.

Luckily, everything worked out, thoguh.