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Thanksgiving is here, and I’ve been thinking about my him, her, and them too! Let’s start with my first job; that way I can write about a few of them at least, after all I’ve changed jobs in several companies! :Lol, right after graduating, there was a company that partnered with the school to recruit staff. There were nearly 20 of us in total who went from the school to there. Looking back, several years have passed since then! That company deals in dyes, specifically dispersible dyes. Since there were people from schools who came last year as well, they naturally became master-level figures! Looking back now, I can still remember how to do it; once you’ve done it, you can never forget it! :Lol, the worst part back then was being in contact with dyes every day; as a result, the dyes might stick to the skin, and when you went to bed, it would leave a mark showing the color used that day. Haha, that’s so scary! My senior mentor; I no longer keep in touch with her, but it’s still possible to see her, as the industrial park isn’t that big – it’s easy to run into acquaintances there! What I remember doing first was cutting and weighing the fabric – cutting the white cloth into small squares, each about 5 grams in size (that’s what I recall). It was really tedious work, especially for men, who aren’t good at such tasks; it basically comes down to using scissors. Sometimes, when there’s no other choice, one has to steal fabric that has already been measured by someone else (this is when it’s time to start working, as not enough fabric has been saved up beforehand). So I wasn’t very willing to do this from the start. Fortunately, I left after working there for less than half a year! What I liked to do the most at that time was sanding – it involved putting the dye bottles and sand together and grinding them until they turned into a liquid state. After all, it was a physical task, and the amount used had to be measured! Actually, thinking about it now, even though she’s an older sister in the sense of being more experienced, she’s already married and has children; it can’t be like what’s described in novels, right? It doesn’t seem like there’s anything particularly worth thinking about. The only time was when we went hiking together; at least a few photos remain from that. There was indeed one female instructor who wasn’t a senior; she seemed quite pretty at the time. It’s a shame, though – she already had a boyfriend! There are none left either; after all, I’m now far away from that industry as well! The time is short too; what’s taught is basically just work-related skills! That’s all for now. Typing is such a time-consuming and brain-taxing task – after all, my brain isn’t very good at it ;P. Everyone should give it a try; it’s only by sharing more that true wealth can be created!
He’s a father now, yet his heart remains dishonest. ;P
It seems that Leilei’s wealth has come in handy
What has your senior sister taught you?
When you’re young, you have a young heart: lol
It’s nothing much, just basic work skills! They mainly come to steal wealth: lol
I say I’m very old, yes. Note, according to the experts, a marriage certificate is valid for 7 years. :D
Yeah, it’s basically those. Your wealth is increasing rapidly.
Lao Guan at the front of the vehicle gave me 1000 in wealth points – look how generous he is! That’s totally different from Lao Wang, who always holds back money: lol. Now I basically don’t have any wealth left