I made a mistake…

but i keep mistaking if i give negative thoughts to my  brain rather then learn a valuable lesson from it…

p.s. it has been months without writing in here

03:58Langmann

it will be a pleasure to work again with you !

& to make party of course

jejeje

Since i went back to my old job everyone seams to be so so nice to me and wanting me to go back and work for them.

Be owner of the company even took a picture of me and invited me many times to the company… I went to have sushi buffet with me supervisor who said that would gime me a job should I be willing to go back and every person in the office has been so nice to me….

The idea of working with my dictator sister scares me a litttle. I am a bit puzzled, can I take it as a part time opportunity to raise some money? I am not even able to take my own decision in my own home, i cannot imagine at work….

there are plenty of other issues, the hours, the salary, the free coffe i did not see anymore in the kitchen… someone say: Amos go forword do not go back… I pretty much respect that person… at the same time it would be kind of nice and easy to slip back in an environment where

I have been trying to publish this on gumtree for the last tree days…. only one word….. invain…. and angryyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy

Hi there,

I am selling my black bass guitar that i almost never used since i have to move to germany this summer and we know how nasthy ryanair is with travellers.

I comes, if i still remember with tuner, strap, bag, extra strings and possibly something else

if you are interested drop me a line and we can discuss anything u like, even arrange a meeting somewhere to grab a beer

Cheers,

Amos

keep rocking

Hello,
My name is Amos and I would love to go onto the next step to become an English teacher considering the great opportunity of teacching in China as I speak decent Chinese.
The problem is that I am pretty much all at sea and do not hold a TEFL Certificate.
I was wondering where the best way to start would be and also, as a young stundent myself, I was worried about the hight cost with the element of risk which could lead me to not finding a job at the end anyway.
I am just a little puzzled and any advice would be much apreciated.

Best Regards,

Amos Singarella

Please explain why you feel you would be good at or why you are interested in the role of a Personal Assistant helping someone with a spinal injury - a minimum of 30 words.*

Helping people is one of the most gratifying experiences one can have. In fact, when we are of some use,

and especially in these circumstances, we not only get a sense of accomplishment, but also can

manage to sense the gratitude trough the eyes of our interlocutor which I believe to be one of those

satisfactions that everyone should feel at one point though the course of his life.

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I am a very sociable easygoing person who love to interact with different personality to explore the diversity of personalities in human beings.

Thanks,

Amos

Dear Mr. Dolden,

My name is Amos and I am one of your student currently studying Computing.

I am writing to you in order to enquire about the Erasmus project.

This year I had some personal problems which made me decide to spend some time

away from London for some personal reflections. I would like to put this time

in some sort of use, therefore, I was wondering if I could myself join this

directed program of studying abroad being already almost fluent in 4 languages.

Looking forward to hearing from you.

Your Sincerely,

Amos Singarella

p.s. I will try to pop in during your office  hours for further
discussion.

Thanks,

It is true,

Lately I cannot stop going out with gay people, and usually older, but that is not news for me I guess,

I have been studying a few things…. i guess i am just too bored with myself and I thought I could share in  my blog a couple of things that I came across with talking, reading and investigating in an open event which is ideally structured for gay people but, as I am not one, I guess it could just be anyone.

Or perhaps I look so gay that people come to me and invite me to this sort of events? well, i got a few things for free so I cannot complain, and really, I cant stop chatting… and it could be absolutely anyone so I guess is partly my fault if I always get into all sort or, even terrifying situations.

Well Well, uni close in 10 minutes…. I guess I will start tomorrow narrating all my ….theoretical advanture that I had lately, involving SEX, and argument that often is kept avoided, or constantly superficially thrown out.

Dear University Choir members,

Congratulations on an excellent performance at the Carol Service yesterday. A number of people have said they thought it was our best ever Carol Service, and the Palestrina has drawn much praise. I was very pleased indeed, and it was great to have 56 choir members singing – the highest number ever! The congregation was numbered at 535, which is also a record.

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Disclosure is a very difficult issue for all concerned, but sometimes a sufferer will disclose abuse to someone they trust…

· Don’t ignore them

· Do explain that you cannot keep secrets

· Listen carefully

· Reflect back

· Do not question or interrogate

· Do not make promises you may not be able to keep

· Tell appropriate person

If because of someone’s behaviour, speech, attitude or appearance you suspect that they may have been abused there are several things you must do:

· Clarify your thoughts…

· What are your grounds for suspicion?

· Minimise opportunities for abuse

· Report your concern immediately

· Tell someone you trust

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Diversity and Equal Opportunities

Equal Opportunities means:

· Obeying the law!

· Valuing difference

· Opposing prejudice

· Ensuring that people are not deprived of their rights

· Respecting the way that other people live and lead their lives

· Respecting the different beliefs and values that people have

· Ensuring that individuals have equal access to services and conditions which will enhance their welfare

· Recognising the individuality of human beings, and not stereotyping people

· Promoting self-esteem and a sense of individual worth

Equal Opportunities does NOT mean:

· Lip service - just talk and no action

· Treating everyone the same

· Feeling sorry for people

· Something that doesn’t affect you

· Someone else’s responsibility

· Thinking that everyone should think and act the same

· Something you apply to some people and not others