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Cake day: June 30th, 2023

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  • My guess is it got in through the window and was never able to find its way out and probably hid somewhere in her room during the day, coming out at night to uh… feast on… no idea.

    It’s probably like a fly, can find its way into houses and things but not get out. It probably found a way onto the mat through the least resistance and then didn’t find a way back out by the time I found it.


  • Years ago I had a housemate and she told me that every night, a slug would leave a trail on her bedroom mat and this was going on for years. She could never find it or catch it.

    She went away for a week or so for work so I poured some salt on her mat.

    Next morning I go look and I find the slug stuck in the middle of the mat unable to escape.

    Took a photo of it, tossed it out into the garden and vacuumed the mat.

    Showed her the photo when she returned and told her what I had done. She was so relieved that the phantom slug had been dealt with.
















  • I went all out applying in about August last year and I am at about 550+ applications.

    I’ve probably put in about 30+ today alone.

    I’ve had about 6 interviews and only 2 of them were from applications I made, the rest were organised by recruiters that contacted me.

    Spoke to an old colleague of mine that did a similar job to me, he got the axe from our company after I left and it took him about 300 applications to get 3 interviews and then finally a job.

    Unfortunately for me, I took a role in a niche area because I needed a visa at the time and moved onto another role afterwards but I have too little experience in that area to land another role in it.

    So, my main focus is too long ago to land a role, my latest experience is too little to land a role, and my main experience is too niche for me to find any roles.

    Speaking to a few recruiters and they all say the same thing, 300+ applications on every role they advertise.



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