Hail from Helsingør!
So yeah, Denmark is one of my favorite places, and I would really like to come back here and up into more northern Scandanavia with some amigos. The usability of bicycles here is absolutely astounding. It makes Portland look bike-angry.
I fly back to Denver on Tuesday the 12th and then it is my plan to get sorted. I've been much too spotty.
In other news, my sister is headed to the Cayman Islands for Vet school on the 26th and I'm so proud of her. I hope she has a great time and enjoys it bunches.
My Mum just quit her long time job at the hospital, and her last day is the 15th. She's going to help my sister get settled at school, and then I think she and my Dad are going to go to Texas to help my Grandpa for a while with his antique store. Whoa buddy. Big moves, especially because I think they might rent or sell their house in Steamboat.
Cassandra has just started her epic journey of Europe, and I hope it's awesome for her. I haven't seen that girl since March, and I'd really like to.
Questions that I'm trying to answer and would appreciate any feedback on:
1. What is love?
2. What leads to people staying together for long, commited pieces of time?
3. How much choice is/should be involved in life, and how much 'go with the flow'?
Also, I'd really like to visit friends more rather that bounce around rootless and witless, so please let me know if you'd be willing to put up with me / make a plan for me to come see you.
I feel I've been way to spotty in my life for the past couple years or so. So now, I've been writing down in my notebook some observations of myself, hypotheses about those observations, and potential ways to test those hypotheses. I got the idea from a different page in my notebook from my old ecology class at CSU. It was the last day, and my professor asked us "what do we do now?" She had us think of ourselves as an ecology problem and kinda use the scientific method to find out where we want to go in life. She told me to get to know myself by making observations, drawing conclusions, and testing those conclusions. Okay, now I feel I'm already going in circles, but the point is I'm trying to really look at how what I do affects how I feel. Sounds simple right? Like I should have always been doing this? I think I
complicate things too much. Anyways... I'm just now getting a clearer idea of how much damage I've caused by being so flighty/flakey/spotty.
I fly back to Denver on Tuesday the 12th and then it is my plan to get sorted. I've been much too spotty.
In other news, my sister is headed to the Cayman Islands for Vet school on the 26th and I'm so proud of her. I hope she has a great time and enjoys it bunches.
My Mum just quit her long time job at the hospital, and her last day is the 15th. She's going to help my sister get settled at school, and then I think she and my Dad are going to go to Texas to help my Grandpa for a while with his antique store. Whoa buddy. Big moves, especially because I think they might rent or sell their house in Steamboat.
Cassandra has just started her epic journey of Europe, and I hope it's awesome for her. I haven't seen that girl since March, and I'd really like to.
Questions that I'm trying to answer and would appreciate any feedback on:
1. What is love?
2. What leads to people staying together for long, commited pieces of time?
3. How much choice is/should be involved in life, and how much 'go with the flow'?
Also, I'd really like to visit friends more rather that bounce around rootless and witless, so please let me know if you'd be willing to put up with me / make a plan for me to come see you.
I feel I've been way to spotty in my life for the past couple years or so. So now, I've been writing down in my notebook some observations of myself, hypotheses about those observations, and potential ways to test those hypotheses. I got the idea from a different page in my notebook from my old ecology class at CSU. It was the last day, and my professor asked us "what do we do now?" She had us think of ourselves as an ecology problem and kinda use the scientific method to find out where we want to go in life. She told me to get to know myself by making observations, drawing conclusions, and testing those conclusions. Okay, now I feel I'm already going in circles, but the point is I'm trying to really look at how what I do affects how I feel. Sounds simple right? Like I should have always been doing this? I think I
complicate things too much. Anyways... I'm just now getting a clearer idea of how much damage I've caused by being so flighty/flakey/spotty.