Who am I?

What are my skills? And of course: why the heck should someone give ME a job? I never thought writing a brilliant CV would be so difficult. I guess Pareto's 80/20 law is fitting here as well. To do 80% of a job requires 20% of the work. The last 20% requires 80 % (I think Olaf Thommesen calls it the 70/30 rule, but who's counting... Besides, I'll bet all my money that good old Vilfredo is more reliable!)
That was a small detour that really was intended to clarify my point... It's easy to punch down work experience, education, interests and so forth. But to present it in a way that sells. THAT's difficult. And that's when the real job begins.
I have also a small confession to make. Remember Sunday when I said I wouldn't go out, just sit and read? Well, I was wrong. Leif Olav and I went to see a movie at a Vue theatre up at Angel. The film was called Domino, and starred among others Kiera Knightley, Mickey Rourke (Whose role in Sin City cancels out all his previous crappy movies) and Christopher Walken. Quite amusing film, if you fancy a fist fight and dodgy morale. The plot is about a young girl who wants to be a bounty hunter, Domino Harvey.



What else is new? Not much. The days go by in amazing pace. Today (well, it's Tuesday for me...) I came home around 10.30 PM, after a long day with school work. OK, I admit it! I saw the second half of the Man U game.

Oh, just before I go to bed... I got my first bid on the apartment. 870 000.. Is that enough? I doubt it. We'll see tomorrow. Cross your fingers! Here's just a quick reminder of what's at stake.