i can no longer recall the first (haha, pun intended) time i heard the name una. but i do remember its impression when i did.
ibang klase. :)
i assume una - whoever she is (is there a guy named una by the way?) - is strong, clever and independent (now my ultimate favorite name 'elisha naomi' and nicknames 'yumi' and 'ishi' are another story).
at this very moment, i'm unemployed. three months have passed since our graduation but i'm not experiencing the highs and lows of real office work - yet. i don't regret every little job-related affair that i might have missed, though. after all, these grand vacation days (oh yeah!) have provided me more time for aspects on which i spent too little time especially during thesis days.
modesty aside, one of which is myself. like my fellow students, i was surrounded by schedules, deadlines and other meticulous stuffs. a huge chunk of my world revolved around school, my comfort zone. but just like the sun that always sets, my school days are over.
job hunting worries me. yet job hunting with a purpose is what really gets into me. as my relationships with God, my family and my friends grow, however, i look forward (and truly hope so) to become more 'una-ish'. ;)
