The Good News thread
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Well I don't know if I'll get the internship I was hoping for. Boo!
BUT I am still holding out some hope! I should know definitely by early next week.
He has another intern that came to speak with him before me, which he was going to take, but he hasn't heard anything back from her yet. If she is still a no-show by then, he said he would probably take me. He just couldn't have two interns at one time (it's a small independent pharmacy).
FINGERS CROSSED!
BUT I am still holding out some hope! I should know definitely by early next week.
He has another intern that came to speak with him before me, which he was going to take, but he hasn't heard anything back from her yet. If she is still a no-show by then, he said he would probably take me. He just couldn't have two interns at one time (it's a small independent pharmacy).
FINGERS CROSSED!
Thanks! This is at a very small, newly-AZA-accredited zoo about an hour away. They have a very small staff, and if everything goes well, it could be exactly what I need right now 
I'd have to commute for a couple months, but once I get back on my feet I'd move into the county it's located in, and possibly the city itself (which is still a small city. But they have a kennel club!)
I'd have to commute for a couple months, but once I get back on my feet I'd move into the county it's located in, and possibly the city itself (which is still a small city. But they have a kennel club!)
Thanks! This is at a very small, newly-AZA-accredited zoo about an hour away. They have a very small staff, and if everything goes well, it could be exactly what I need right now I'd have to commute for a couple months, but once I get back on my feet I'd move into the county it's located in, and possibly the city itself (which is still a small city. But they have a kennel club!)
I'd have to commute for a couple months, but once I get back on my feet I'd move into the county it's located in, and possibly the city itself (which is still a small city. But they have a kennel club!)
Good luck!
I agree, SO many old American cars everywhere you go. But "like new shape" is certainly up to opinion, haha. Cuban mechanics are strange sort of wizards, since they don't usually have access to car parts they are often building car parts from scratch, and loading them into these old cars to keep them running. They look great, but when they run they sound and feel like death. :rofl1: Our cab rides were brutal!
