Year 2011

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January - covered manager during the busiest time of the year while she went on a three-week vacation; attended a U of A reception that bridged the gap between professionals and students; introduced Jia Jia to my workplace

February -

March - being interviewed by CGA Association; co-workers celebrated my birthday
; friend came over to my workplace to celebrate my birthday with me

April - being profiled in CGA Association of Alberta's online magazine

May - road trip to interior BC and Vancouver Island with my Guangzhou buddy

June - Dad went overseas; being protrait-photographed for publication in CGA 2011-2012 Student Calendar; ex's camera condemned by rain in Courtenay, BC; lost CGA ring in Comox, BC

July - first (solo, last-minute, no itinerary) trip to Europe (Germany and Denmark); first train ride in Europe

August - recruiting; reconnected with a German friend after almost two years

September - trained the untrainable; started actively job-searching; attended career fairs on behalf of employer

October - finished 40 episodes of paranormal stories in seven days, with each episode ~45 minutes; terminated an employee; attended U of A Co-op student & mentor award ceremony; recruiting; met Calgary headhunters; visited offices in downtown Calgary; explored +15; learned about outplacement service

November - recruiting; attended CMA Luncheon;

December - attended Company's christmas dinner; concluded recruitment with negotiation and verbal offer; rented out and moved out of condo suite; parent didn't welcome my moving back home; downsized my belongings; career-coached a peer; attended interview in Calgary; invigilated CGA exams; being threatened and sought legal advice; visited doctor for work-related stress; attended first counselling session; received news of promotion; hired two locksmiths in a span of an hour; went to church on Christmas Day

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