Well, Loyal Readers, it has been just over three months since I started this blog with the intention of documenting my transition to a New Life, and this week marks the beginning of a lot of things - exciting, good things! Yours truly, Ushiku Person, has been working another temp job (this time at a warehouse the size of
Rhode Island). The people are very friendly; the work is tiring, but my co-workers keep me laughing, and that goes a long way towards off-setting the ten-hour days (or, should I say "nights", as we work the late shift). Last week I finally found an apartment and I'll be moving in tomorrow (hooray!). Also, I had a big job interview with a company that does a lot of work for the G on Fort Knox, and they will be contacting me this week on a possible position. Also, I have an interview with a Japanese autoparts maker on Wednesday - seems that when I was working (briefly) at Ambrake, they were interested in my Japanese business experience. They referred me to their parent comapny called
Akebono (not to be confused with the
sumo 横綱
yokozuna wrestler). This is all great news, but wait, there's more! I am also currently up for consideration for a number of other positions - all of which are great opportunities. It has been a roller-coaster ride for the past few months, but if at least one of these things works out, then I will be ecstatic. Please cross your fingers and lets hope that by this coming Friday I'll have a new home, a new career, and a New Life!
Well, Loyal Readers, it has been just over three months since I started this blog with the intention of documenting my transition to a New Life, and this week marks the beginning of a lot of things - exciting, good things! Yours truly, Ushiku Person, has been working another temp job (this time at a warehouse the size of Rhode Island). The people are very friendly; the work is tiring, but my co-workers keep me laughing, and that goes a long way towards off-setting the ten-hour days (or, should I say "nights", as we work the late shift). Last week I finally found an apartment and I'll be moving in tomorrow (hooray!). Also, I had a big job interview with a company that does a lot of work for the G on Fort Knox, and they will be contacting me this week on a possible position. Also, I have an interview with a Japanese autoparts maker on Wednesday - seems that when I was working (briefly) at Ambrake, they were interested in my Japanese business experience. They referred me to their parent comapny called 
Akebono (not to be confused with the sumo 横綱 yokozuna wrestler). This is all great news, but wait, there's more! I am also currently up for consideration for a number of other positions - all of which are great opportunities. It has been a roller-coaster ride for the past few months, but if at least one of these things works out, then I will be ecstatic. Please cross your fingers and lets hope that by this coming Friday I'll have a new home, a new career, and a New Life!
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