#mid20s

Find me another pop girl namedropping Tara the Android from the iconic youtube creepypasta in a hyperpop track

(It would certainly be strange if it happened twice)

mari/mimi ! 20s · she/her · cabbage enthusiast and tea lover · i yap too much about wuthering heights

find me on storygraph @/hernoseinabook 📖

#🥬 #☕️ #🪟

carrd #📺 #🎧

if you would like me to respond privately to a message, put a * before it!

thanks for stopping by, may we meet again in the next life!

I'm currently in one of the lowest paying jobs in my life at 24, fresh out of university, working as a communications manager for a non-profit. I enjoy my work and what I'm doing, and comfortable with my environment somewhat, that I feel like it would be in my best interest to stay for years. But I do need to work less hours for the same pay. So right now I'm looking for a part-time.

I've applied to other jobs in communications on Indeed, but what intrigues me the most is the available jobs within my network. I have experience in non-profit world, government world, start-up world, and I have a small, yet close set of connections I made over the years at my many jobs.

Overall, I did picture myself as a long form editor, so I decided to reach out to an editor of a newspaper in my town. I found out about him through my current job. He didn't have funding yet, so I think I'll offer to write a couple stories pro-bono just to get my foot in the door. I'm trying to get in to the door at CBC, CTV and other media outlets, and I remember my public broadcasting teacher at U of O, he was a major guy there. Just recently I nearly hit him in my car (lol) so I might look for him on LinkedIn. I'll probably update this:

work same money but less hours

start a pharmacy tech course (i like to have something to fall back on, a career in comms is not for the weak)

write pt volunteer for the newspaper The Corridor

keep the same job title for a year