It's a somewhat

Happy and sad day.

I'm happy because my exams went well. Well, my Welsh exam went okay, to a standard, but a standard I'm willing to accept.

Then, to quell my happiness came an email...

Vue Cinema's got back to me today.

They rejected me. Again.

This was what they had to say:

Thank you for recently submitting your application to us for the position of General Assistant.

We have noted your skills and experience with a keen interest. Due to the volume of applications for the position we are unable to take your application any further at this time.  We will retain your details until a suitable opportunity arises and we will be in contact with you shortly.

Thank you for your interest in Vue Cinemas.


Yours sincerely,


Vue '......' 


Of course, in the email the name of the city's in there, I just don't want to share that... you know, kinda personal.


Anyway, the reaction I'm getting is kind of mixed. They didn't say stuff like that in the last rejection email, so I obviously got a lot closer to the interview than I did last time, and I will keep looking on the website for current vacancies, but I can also rest assured to some degree that they've kept my details and they'll keep a tabs on me so they can offer me a job at a later date. Don't destroy my hopes, I know that's not what they said, but it's a start.


Anyway, the thing about getting rejected is it just makes me all the more motivated to get a job. Know what I mean? I mean, since finding this email today, I've like compiled a list of places that I'm going to ask about jobs in. That's what Saturday's for, if my mam lets me into town on Saturday, that is. Hopefully so. It is my birthday the next day and I would like to do a bit of window shopping, looking at all the things I can't afford because I don't have any money to pay for them.


Oh well, there has to be a bright side somewhere, right?


So I'll see you soon, Night!


I'm on a four day weekend now, so I won't have all that much to blog about.


The good thing is I'm now finished with Welsh for the year. Well this school year, hopefully I did good enough to carry on with the subject next year too!