Recently some rare severe weather whipped across San Francisco, causing low temperature and the usually-clear blue sky covered with endl

Recently some rare severe weather whipped across my region, causing low temperature and the usually-clear blue sky covered with endless dark cloud. To make matters worse, unexpectedly occasional heavy rains appeared. Although I never take seriously the good reputation of the coastal city's spring-like weather throughout the four seasons, I do enjoy its sunshine days of no rain. After all, who likes raining?

It seems that the bad weather that suddenly appeared these two weeks indicated a prelude of an unforeseen series of catastrophes from the job I got almost one month ago working as a cashier in a distant city. From the very beginning I did not regard earning money as the main concern for getting this job at all, what I actually wanted is nothing but to gain working experience under a working environment.

     To strike, to seek, not to yield.

   Well, as a new guy there, I did accept any criticism from my trainers whenever I did thing wrong and not follow the right direction they demanded. The sad truth is that it is too easy to blame the freshman when something does go wrong despite the fact that even he did his best to meet their steep requirement. On the first training day, a girl with a black glass came over to me and cheerfully announced that she would be my trainer in the next few weeks. Of course, I listened to her instruction with great care and I was quick to learn. Not for very long, I memorized almost every important points she taught me, like which buttons on the machine correspond to the designated orders, what price of some particular orders are and so forth. The only thing left seemed only to practice. “Ok, it was time to do practice.” I said to the trainer confidently. As I expected, permission was granted and the girl accompanied me to the front desk. She added that she would stay beside me to watch if I did things right so as to make necessary corrections.

   ……..to be continued