In Regards To Job Hunting

After nearly two years of the same job, to say I was more than bored was more than an understatement. Sometimes having to wake up at 6:30am (probably the latest) for a 7am start wasn't something I found particularly easy to do, especially after several heavy nights, and also considering some nights I wouldn't get home until approximately 5:45am, Hey, who am I to turn a good night out down?!So I decided, roughly half way through December, I can't work there anymore, not only was I stuck on these awful shifts (7am - 3:30pm or 2:30pm - 11pm) of a vicious circle, where I could go to work early, go out early in the evening, and then come home early because of my early start, or get up late, start the late shift, then go out after work, when by the time I would get out, most local bars and pubs were closing, or some clever cunt would rota me on a late - early, where you would have 8 hours between shift, where apparently you we're suppose to sleep.So on the 9th of January, I hung up my uniform so to speak, and left that job and all the miserable people that hotel contained, not to say that I didn't make a couple of good friends there, I did, and for that I can be grateful.
So it's been two months and still no job, and it's not as if I haven't been looking, I have, constantly, to be fair, I think it's also been equaled by having fun, well maybe I’ve had slightly more fun, okay loads, sheesh I’m unemployed and young, carpe diem as they say, how often do you get the chance to enjoy yourself? Perhaps I am way too fussy for my own good, or so I’ve been told, but what's wrong with wanting the best for myself? I don't want a career, just a 9-5 job like all the other average shmucks out there, is that really so hard to ask, I don't want anything too serious, I just need some damn money, which will equal more fun.But I’m a sensible young girl, a job is what I need, not for the sheer pleasure of it, but due to the fact I need to take hold of my life, get my future sorted, or at least enough to drag me though to the end of the summer.