The good thing about being a receptionist is I'm not always busy. This gives me plenty of time to catch up on reading. Most of the books I have been reading lately have come from BookEnds, LLC, the literary agency where I interned last year. The books are fabulous. I highly suggest picking them up at Borders or wherever you shop.
The bad thing about being a receptionist is I'm not always busy. I love to have a job that keeps me motivated, stimulated, on my toes....and any other vigorous phrase that I can't think of right now. I'm hoping, for myself and everyone else out there, that finding a career will not be impossible. I am actually quite certain that once we land our ideal jobs, we will look back on our job searches with much more pride and satisfaction than we do right now.
It's hard. It's tedious. It's depressing sometimes. But it will all pay off in the end. I won't give up. Neither should anyone else.
About Me
- Rebecca Laskowitz
- New Jersey, United States
- I am 22 years old, and a graduate with a Bachelor of Arts degree with a Concentration in Writing from Ramapo College of New Jersey. I love stories. I love creating stories and I love reading them. My favorite authors include Harlen Coben, James Patterson, and any other author of the mystery genre. I recently completed my own mystery novel, "The Manuscript". It is my first major literary accomplishment and hope to see it published someday. Meanwhile, I am looking for a career in publishing. I have applied to many editorial assistant positions. I am really looking forward to sharing my thoughts, ambitions, and dreams in this blog.
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