Hehe, Gabriel, i love your comparisons.
"The job interviews in this country are like guys" - the next day you say "oh, why they didnt call me..."

so true.
Well, they actually called in the end, it took a long time though. Not selected, native spanish needed. come on, my spanish is almost native))) well, actually it is more dominican then spanish :) no job in IKEA, it's fine - at least i am learning smth from going to the interviews

And I am getting used to my schedule - developing the exercises on how-not-to-start-falling-asleep around 23 p.m. I start to discover people at work - they are actually interesting and each of them has own story to tell. it is an unexpected weird experience - working in this call center for fixing TVs for american people, especially after not watching TV for 4 or 5 years and having some inborn prejudies about americans that i am trying to fight with.

P.S.  i am always happy to talk about the things that inspire me, and i will be the happiest person in the world if the idea of "the real thing" will spread. And i realised couple of days ago that it is slowly starting to do so. I was amazed when I just asked my friends to "Like it" on facebook and they not only started to Like, but as well comment, re-post it and ask their friends to like.

p.p.s. I am using too much the word start right now - i wonder to which one i will switch in 3 months :)