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So, in one week I'm jumping off a cliff.
But i'm not worried about it quite yet.
I could have obtained a job by now.
I could have a "real social work job" lined up.
I've practically been offered one job, and could have a few great leads if I put an inquiry to them.
I can't do it. I can't do a "real job". I am scared to make that kind of commitment. I'm not ready.
I've realized how much I LOVE the hot weather. 90º is my friend. I'd rather swim in a puddle of my own sweat than be cold.
It seems this past winter was extra long and this summer has been more hot than usual.
The winter was sooo long. longer than I ever remember.
So cold so much of the time.
So, until I can get the arrangements made to go to Mexico, I'm thinking about taking a month or so to travel around and learn and read.
I'd like to visit friends/relatives in their respective locations for a while and then I got this great idea.
I'll work on a blue berry farm and live in Dan's room at Earlham. cause he said I could stay there. But then I don't even know if there is a blue berry farm around there. And I don't want to be the guest that doesn't go away.
So keeping in the spirit of farms, from nowhere I get this idea that I can work on an organic farm and travel that way. Well, the idea wasn't really out of nowhere, last summer at camp STINA had done that very thing in Australia. So I think, maybe theres something similar in the U.S.
So I ask Wendy if she wants to join me because she doesn't have any plans yet either.
Having no idea how we were going to pull this off, I am rambling about it to one of my housemates and she told me about WOOF. (http://www.wwoofusa.org/directory.html)
But WTF, you have to pay $20 for a list of contact info?
do I believe this?
Jon Nolen, what do you know about this?
But i'm not worried about it quite yet.
I could have obtained a job by now.
I could have a "real social work job" lined up.
I've practically been offered one job, and could have a few great leads if I put an inquiry to them.
I can't do it. I can't do a "real job". I am scared to make that kind of commitment. I'm not ready.
I've realized how much I LOVE the hot weather. 90º is my friend. I'd rather swim in a puddle of my own sweat than be cold.
It seems this past winter was extra long and this summer has been more hot than usual.
The winter was sooo long. longer than I ever remember.
So cold so much of the time.
So, until I can get the arrangements made to go to Mexico, I'm thinking about taking a month or so to travel around and learn and read.
I'd like to visit friends/relatives in their respective locations for a while and then I got this great idea.
I'll work on a blue berry farm and live in Dan's room at Earlham. cause he said I could stay there. But then I don't even know if there is a blue berry farm around there. And I don't want to be the guest that doesn't go away.
So keeping in the spirit of farms, from nowhere I get this idea that I can work on an organic farm and travel that way. Well, the idea wasn't really out of nowhere, last summer at camp STINA had done that very thing in Australia. So I think, maybe theres something similar in the U.S.
So I ask Wendy if she wants to join me because she doesn't have any plans yet either.
Having no idea how we were going to pull this off, I am rambling about it to one of my housemates and she told me about WOOF. (http://www.wwoofusa.org/directory.html)
But WTF, you have to pay $20 for a list of contact info?
do I believe this?
Jon Nolen, what do you know about this?