Well, what do you know, finally there has arisen a need for me to build a CV in English. So far it seems that it will result only in great many headaches for, because I don't really like any of the so far seen, offered formats to write it in. I need something basic, condensed, easy to percieve, but the international job market doesn't seem to agree with me.
At least now I know why lying in CV's is so popular. The free format and the amount of superficial information entered in most CV's is just asking for it.

Part of me wishes I could get some help on it, but another part knows that I will only loose by not doing it myself.

Anyway, officially (at last) signed the rent contract for the apartment. Should also remember to edit the template in my e-bank [?]
Finished one of the two essays for Wednesday and I actually feel proud of it.

Transcriptions are killing me. Thank god for sites that offer to automatically transcribe stuff for me, otherwise I probably wouldn't have been able to finish my homework. Anyway, guess I will have to use that and my Latvian-English dictionary to train it for now. Actually I probably should visit Robert's Books, see if they might have some pronouncing dictionary.

Oh, right, should note that I also sent in the work for the young translator competition organised by skrivanek. I have zero hopes on getting any place there however, not even talking about the main prize I could actually use...

It's 7:12 AM and I`m hungry.