晚上一攤高中披薩
出社會後都聊工作
看來再過幾年就變成聊家庭生活了
有從大一開始就伴嘴的歡喜冤家
有大家總愛起鬨鬧他的酷哥
有長跑數年至今的學長姐,在女方先行離去後我問男方會結婚嗎卻得到對方一副早已了然於心的否定回答
午後豔陽高照
解散時見到高一曾經很黏我的一個女孩,我們從高二後就沒見過面了,
她遠遠的看到我,車子駛近時她搖下車窗,喊了聲我的名字,而不是以前她慣稱的綽號
因為停留的時間太短,一下子也不知該從何說起
於是我只淡淡的笑著跟她說了聲bye
感覺她欲言又止想再開口說些什麼
Video link → http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/asia-pacific/7824395.stm
It's being billed as "the best job in the world" - six months working as a "caretaker" on Hamilton Island in Australia's Great Barrier Reef. But with competition for the post sure to be cut-throat, how can you make your application stand out?
As winter gloom settles in across the UK, Tourism Queensland has cannily cast a wide net in its search for someone to take the caretaker job. The indigo skies and rolling golden sandy beaches of Hamilton Island couldn't look more appealing to your average Briton at the moment. As if these weren't enough, the job comes with a pay packet of nearly £70,000 and a rent-free three-bedroom villa, complete with pool.
In return, the successful applicant will be expected to spend the six-month contract exploring the idyllic surroundings, filing weekly blog, photo diary and video updates and conducting "ongoing media interviews".
Interested? The first step in securing this role is to send a 60-second video application explaining why you are the ideal person for it. But what do you need to do, and to emphasise, to put your application near the top of the pile?
A geography background, any experience of wildlife management, a role as a forest warden, some kind of outdoor role involved in monitoring and observing - that's going to put you ahead of 75% of the other applicants(Corrine Mills, HR adviser)
1. Get the basics things right
Australia offers up 'best job': lounge in paradise
SYDNEY, Australia (AP) — Position: Island caretaker. Duties: Lazing around Australia's Great Barrier Reef for six months. Salary: 150,000 Australian dollars ($100,000).
Unemployed, take heart — the aforementioned job ad is for real. Billing it the "Best Job in the World," the tourism department in Australia's Queensland state on Tuesday said it was seeking one lucky person to spend half a year relaxing on Hamilton Island, part of the country's Whitsunday Islands, while promoting the island on a blog.
The move is part of a AU$1.7 million campaign to boost tourism in the state. In exchange for the plush salary, free accommodation in an oceanfront villa and airfare from the winner's home country, the "employee" will be required to stroll the island's white sand beaches, snorkel, maybe take a dip in the pool — and post photos and videos of his or her experiences on a weekly blog.
"It'll be huge," Tourism Whitsundays chief executive Peter O'Reilly said, adding he expected thousands will apply.
Applications are open until Feb. 22 and 11 finalists will be flown to Hamilton Island in May for the final selection process. The job begins on July 1.
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