I BOUGHT A NEW LAPTOP

Today I received my new laptop acer nitro 5 ryzen 5 quad , two days ago I had ordered it and now I have my new laptop. It is really amazing I loved it. I want to learn some Civil Engineering soft wares hopefully. I have been saving my scholarship money for the last six months to order this amazing laptop. Although this is not the exact laptop I wanted to buy but that was not available in flipkart and I had to buy this because offer was there on this laptop I profited like five thousands ruppes. The only difference between this laptop and the one which I intended to buy is that this one does not have any SSD which I am planning to install in it after some time because it has empty slots to do so...

Sometimes you gotta be very carefully about getting things you want I have been really conservative toward my money in last couple of months but it was worth it because now I am an amazing laptop which I can use for the next ten years minimum.

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Last days with International Medical Corps-Afghanistan

Last days with International Medical Corps-Afghanistan So, these are my last days with IMC-Afghanistan. I joined IMC, at the beginning of July-2022. And I had intended to stay, at least for a year. However, turns out I was not going to stay in Sar-e-Pul city for long; fate had something different for me. I was able to be accepted into World Vision International-Afghanistan, as a Monitoring and Evaluation Officer in my own home city. The written test for the position was, like two months ago. I don't know why they took so much time to conduct their interviews. Since I was not able to attend the interview in person, I requested them if they would take my interview through Skype, and luckily they agreed. My interview went well, you know, like not really well, but well enough. It seemed that my co-applicants' were not as good as mine. A day after my interview I received a call from WVI-Afghanistan country office in Herat city. The guy, who introduced himself as HR Officer, ...

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when I was a kid I thought I will figure out everything when I am younger, but apparently, that was just a childish dream of mine. I had thought by this age I would understand most things and would be able to make decisions about my life so easily. It is just so hard to make peace with the fact that I will never figure out everything and that I will always have doubts. I don't want to sound ungrateful because I really am not. I understand that the life I am living right now is a dream for thousands of young people in my homeland. However, I am not happy. I just don't know why? The reason for my unhappiness might be the people around me most of whom are impossible to understand. I work in a very prestigious international humanitarian organization but I don't like it here as much as I should. most of the people working here are insanely stupid and unbelievably arrogant. there is no teamwork. Every single department acts like an independent republic. No spirit of collaboration...

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