Might as well look for a job...
Trip Start
Feb 20, 2011
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Trip End
Feb 20, 2012
This morning, I called the Greyhound station and the manager told me that I could change the date on my ticket no problem. So the trip to the cabin is a go!
Well, I had nothing to do until Friday, so I decided to go job hunting.
Gavin had mentioned a job at Yukon College for ESL teachers, so I went over there first.
Sean said that I should stop in the Yukon Brewery, where they give tours and free samples, so I went there second.
Jayden showed up at the brewery just as we were done and gave me a ride to the depot.
I picked up copies of my resume, more clothes, food and my bathingsuit and then headed out to randomly dispense resumes.
The guy at the Greyhound station also found me a job, distributing shampoo to hair salons? Or something? He took my resume and faxed it over to his friend who had just been talking to him about how hard it was to find someone to take the place of the lady who just left.
That sounded cool, so if that works out, that would be awesome.
I found a guy who does canoe trips in the summer, and he seemed genuinely happy to see me. Perhaps I can be a canoe tripper this spring/summer and then head to California in the winter... who knows...
More resumes were dispersed, and then I saw Peter wandering around downtown and he gave me a ride back home.
We immediately went back out for wing night at Kopper Korner, a classic Yukon bar, dark and dingy, right next to a big ol' gas station.
It was determined that none of us at wing night stole the skirts.
Well, I had nothing to do until Friday, so I decided to go job hunting.
Gavin had mentioned a job at Yukon College for ESL teachers, so I went over there first.
Sean said that I should stop in the Yukon Brewery, where they give tours and free samples, so I went there second.
Jayden showed up at the brewery just as we were done and gave me a ride to the depot.
I picked up copies of my resume, more clothes, food and my bathingsuit and then headed out to randomly dispense resumes.
The guy at the Greyhound station also found me a job, distributing shampoo to hair salons? Or something? He took my resume and faxed it over to his friend who had just been talking to him about how hard it was to find someone to take the place of the lady who just left.
That sounded cool, so if that works out, that would be awesome.
I found a guy who does canoe trips in the summer, and he seemed genuinely happy to see me. Perhaps I can be a canoe tripper this spring/summer and then head to California in the winter... who knows...
More resumes were dispersed, and then I saw Peter wandering around downtown and he gave me a ride back home.
We immediately went back out for wing night at Kopper Korner, a classic Yukon bar, dark and dingy, right next to a big ol' gas station.
It was determined that none of us at wing night stole the skirts.


Comments
I think you quiting your job in Inuvik was the best thing you could do! It sounds like you have even better adventures right now than you would have had if you'd stayed. I am sooo jealous at you right now. Whitehorse, I've always wanted to go there..! Enjoy!
And keep in mind that I'll be in Vancouver on Canada day. You never know where you'll be, but it's on the way down to SF from where you are now :-D
Big hug!!
Ithink so too! I.m havng a grand time with the gentlemen at the embassy. I would highly recommend surfing with them if you come up here sometime.
Are you going to let them know that you only lasted not quite a day at your last job? Probably not...
Sounds like your adventures are continuing in good form! Good luck with the job hunts and looking forward to hearing more as things develop! :)
i am enjoying your adventure. It is great to hear that you are enjoying yourself. Keep going. "You Go Girl"
Thanks Gill and Trinette! I'll find out about the shampoo job on Sunday.
Actually Captain Obvious, I did tell him about what happened in Inuvik.
What? That you made bad assumptions and decided you didn't like the job after a day, or that the mean newspaper tried to trick you?