Tasting Wine part I
To be between jobs always sucked, not because you have no income, but it means you have to update your CV and do some odds and ends to survive. In a small town these odds and ends are practically non-existent and you can be lucky if you make enough money during a week to eat. But having friends in the local newspaper helps you to find out about jobs or temporary work before they get published. This was my case, getting laid off at my old job as a computer technician and the only way to actually have a roof over my head was to move into a spare room at my parents’ house. With my father being a foreman on a farm and my mother working at the bank as senior consultant, cash wasn’t …