How do you kill time?
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get a job...?
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if i can get a job i wouldnt have started this thread.Originally posted by GHoST_18:get a job...? -
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community service lohz,usually during holidays i sleep half the day and either go out or stay at the computer screen..Find those temporary part time jobs first in the meantime lohz..
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Kill time by
- surfing job net, sgforums
- handicraft e.g ; teddy bear making, sewing,
- baking of cookies or cakes
- reading novel or mag
- go out lunch and take window shopping..
- chat with fren
- manage my yahoo auctions
- play with my neice
- watch DVD
- try out all my clothing till shack and dwn dead on bed
- to the most worst bored case, house or room spring cleaning -
I was thinking of most of these too!Originally posted by subarugal:Kill time by
- surfing job net, sgforums
- handicraft e.g ; teddy bear making, sewing,
- baking of cookies or cakes
- reading novel or mag
- go out lunch and take window shopping..
- chat with fren
- manage my yahoo auctions
- play with my neice
- watch DVD
- try out all my clothing till shack and dwn dead on bed
- to the most worst bored case, house or room spring cleaning 
The last one made me laugh... because I look around my house, and think that maybe that's what I should do FIRST if I had time on my hands and am unemployed!
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Let's see...
If I were unemployed, to kill time, I would try to read the newspaper every morning, listen to music, watch DVD's / Cable TV, read books and mags and tidy up my house! And oh, I forgot about getting addicted to computer games and / or Club 30! 
I would enjoy indulging in whatever I wanted to do for maybe 3-4 weeks, afterwhich I'd consider picking up a hobby or finding a temporary job. I would relish taking on a job I would otherwise never consider if I were employed, something like cashier / customer service asst at Kinokuniya / Borders, checkout counter personnel at Carrefour / Cold Storage / Toys 'R' Us, kitchen help, etc. Just to keep busy and earn pocket money to survive, as well as to discover something new.
If money's not a problem, I would love to take up courses! It could be those short courses at SIM, or longer ones like a diploma or an external degree.
I think the tricky thing about unemployment is, the longer one stays unemployed, the deeper one sinks into depression. Besides, this being an employers' market, unfortunately, they might not think favourably of being 'idle'. It's not fair, but I reckon it happens.
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[quote]Originally posted by Rhonda:
[b]Let's see...
If I were unemployed, to kill time, I would try to read the newspaper every morning, listen to music, watch DVD's / Cable TV, read books and mags and tidy up my house! And oh, I forgot about getting addicted to computer games and / or Club 30!
I would enjoy indulging in whatever I wanted to do for maybe 3-4 weeks, afterwhich I'd consider picking up a hobby or finding a temporary job. I would relish taking on a job I would otherwise never consider if I were employed, something like cashier / customer service asst at Kinokuniya / Borders, checkout counter personnel at Carrefour / Cold Storage / Toys 'R' Us, kitchen help, etc. Just to keep busy and earn pocket money to survive, as well as to discover something new.
If money's not a problem, I would love to take up courses! It could be those short courses at SIM, or longer ones like a diploma or an external degree.
I think the tricky thing about unemployment is, the longer one stays unemployed, the deeper one sinks into depression. Besides, this being an employers' market, unfortunately, they might not think favourably of being 'idle'. It's not fair, but I reckon it happens.
many a times when asked why i was not working i felt like telling the interviewer 'its because you people dont want to offer me a job!!!'. -
why no one say play majong with unemployed buddies?
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Aiyo.... I think i had mail u before that u can kill time by getting a part time job like me though i have a full time job to earn those good money rite?
A good opportunity doesn't come eaSy rite...... let me know ok?
cheers
jason -
go backpack travelling