Queenstown is a small town where one crosses the same faces at every corner. Crowds of travelers, backpack and hat on the head this city choose to put their luggage and take advantage of the strengths of the region. Thus was born the "political hat"! Because there is no miracle (unless you get lucky lotto or casino) to be able to enjoy life here, you must stack the hours of work! On the same day, we recognize the supermarket cashier to work evenings at the bar or seller of Leroy Merlin Local pick up glasses in a pub. It then crosses the same people in various trades, dressed in black to serve a buffet and the next day dressed in brown to accommodate hotel guests. We even saw a Maori dancer used for tourist folk performances held at the entrance to a nightclub after her performance and filter revelers. Be 2-3 jobs handrail is in a city where working hours fluctuate depending on tourism, a week will be busy while the other will count as twenty hours. Such as entertainers, we juggle between various positions, sometimes on the plates or filling shelves, or sometimes cooking pizzas in the evening and guiding the day paragliders.
Myself has different hats! Week, I am a full time receptionist. But 35 hours per week (on average) are not sufficient enough to supply the account. Then, during my days off, I am sometimes a waitress for a catering company or hotel competitor at conferences, or maid again among competitors more or less direct! A customer recognized me the same day he left the Crowne Plawa and threw me innocently "You were not working last night at the Millennium?" Her cheeks reddened, I quietly told him that yes, it was me and follow up on their bill to pay to close the connection embarrassing! Not that it is not possible here to combine several jobs, but working for the competition bothers me a bit, I prefer to keep a low profile!
Today is rest day! Rather than lowering the couch watching the rain fall, Julien and I are getting ready to put on our black clothing and climb the cable car taking us to our workplace that evening and a buffet restaurant altitude where food is abundant and where customers leave sated place the belly too full.
Those few hours we will probably not have too much to tighten our belts during our recent travels we prepare before boarding the flight back to France!
Myself has different hats! Week, I am a full time receptionist. But 35 hours per week (on average) are not sufficient enough to supply the account. Then, during my days off, I am sometimes a waitress for a catering company or hotel competitor at conferences, or maid again among competitors more or less direct! A customer recognized me the same day he left the Crowne Plawa and threw me innocently "You were not working last night at the Millennium?" Her cheeks reddened, I quietly told him that yes, it was me and follow up on their bill to pay to close the connection embarrassing! Not that it is not possible here to combine several jobs, but working for the competition bothers me a bit, I prefer to keep a low profile!
Today is rest day! Rather than lowering the couch watching the rain fall, Julien and I are getting ready to put on our black clothing and climb the cable car taking us to our workplace that evening and a buffet restaurant altitude where food is abundant and where customers leave sated place the belly too full.
Those few hours we will probably not have too much to tighten our belts during our recent travels we prepare before boarding the flight back to France!
0 comments:
Post a Comment