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The adventures and misadventures of Ms. China, Ms. Indonesia and Ms. Philippines in the land of milk and honey. Finishing school, looking for jobs, looking for friends and the constant quest for the nearest and dearest Asian supermarket.
Welcome! Mabuhay! Selamat Datang! Ni hao ma?
Welcome to our blog!
Ms. N is from the Philippines, is crazy about bikes, scuba diving, choral music and sushi. She spent 8 months looking for a full-time job full-time, finally found one and would like to share what she has learned about the American job market to international students.
Ms. C is from Jakarta, Indonesia. Friends and family are the most important to her. Therefore, C has finally come back to her friends and family in Jakarta and is adapting to her first job as a Business Development officer at a Multifinance company. She has also secured a Singapore PR status that needs to be followed up by a Singaporean based job within one year. Here, she will tell her story at finding her place in the world.
Ms. W is from Zhejiang, China and she likes flinging frisbees at people, drives a very old but trusty American car and likes to order Chinese food take out. Unlike Ms. N and Ms. C, Ms. W is not looking for a job. She will continue with graduate studies in the East Coast.
Welcome to our world!
Ms. N is from the Philippines, is crazy about bikes, scuba diving, choral music and sushi. She spent 8 months looking for a full-time job full-time, finally found one and would like to share what she has learned about the American job market to international students.
Ms. C is from Jakarta, Indonesia. Friends and family are the most important to her. Therefore, C has finally come back to her friends and family in Jakarta and is adapting to her first job as a Business Development officer at a Multifinance company. She has also secured a Singapore PR status that needs to be followed up by a Singaporean based job within one year. Here, she will tell her story at finding her place in the world.
Ms. W is from Zhejiang, China and she likes flinging frisbees at people, drives a very old but trusty American car and likes to order Chinese food take out. Unlike Ms. N and Ms. C, Ms. W is not looking for a job. She will continue with graduate studies in the East Coast.
Welcome to our world!
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3 comments:
so cute~
They ARE cute. But I highly doubt that cats have poor grammar :D
-N
LOL!! the cat is cute in a scarry way...
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