Hello! I'm an english native speaker looking for more friends on here. However I only speak english

A brand new experience (please correct it!)

Hello everyone,

here I am again, after being rather lazy for a while. I was in the middle of a workplace change and I was most focused on all the implications taken over by that. I am still very concerned about this <font style="background-color: yellow;">turnaround</font> in my career; till now I have been employed in technical offices, striving to search my place in this shark tank named "the 2020 society". I was bored by the daily routine I was involved in, 8 hours a day in front of a computer sitting on a desk, drawing lines no one will care about. And then the breakthrough: I had to change something, and as my off-the-job life was (and still is) perfect, the only choice left was to search for another workplace. I always deemed my life perfect and to bethe luckiest of them all, but never I would think I would find such a perfect brand new employment; it was June and an HR employer of a big firm making car spare parts, in my area called to know me. He got to know me <font style="background-color: yellow;">through</font> searching for a job due to a common friend. The rest is history: many job interviews, some difficulties to go through but <font style="background-color: yellow;">now</font> I have just signed my brand new contract to collaborate with them. My job will be taking care of the commercial relations with froncophones countries. First, France and their car makers. It is kind of a dream for me: working face to face with the biggest realities in european industries every day, travelling around europe and having the chance to improve my language skills (both English and French ones). I only hope to be able to bear all the pressure I will have to undergo due these all new responsibilities; keep on dreaming, guys! The World is big enough to ensure the right place for everyone; the right mixture of skills, luck and proactivity will help you.

This morning I went to school listening to Army songs. My dad used to play them a lot. I had six lessons and got an "A" in writing and mathematics. After that, I came home and read about the USA before the Second World War. I really wanted to find some information on China and Japan, but my interest faded. "Cash and carry" with "lend and lease act" were enough for me. I suddenly wanted to cook and decided to make soup, however all that I did was boil meat under my mum's supervision. Later, I played Clash of Clans. I'll write about it in details when I have more time. I think, tomorrow I'll break away from the period of the War and look through China from inside.

oddly specific... lmao