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Aug 25, 2008 00:47

You would think I would know what I wanted to do in my life, since I'm entering my fifth year of college... but no. REALLY NOW?! ugh... I swear this saga continues all the 'effn time in my life sometimes. I'm really hoping I can work on my writing this semester in Marketing Comm. and my two lit. classes...hopefully ( Read more... )

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pmk August 25 2008, 05:05:50 UTC

What's wrong with video?

drongo9 August 25 2008, 20:28:39 UTC

Video is not something I can see my pursuing as a career and being happy with it. I get more out of Graphic Design and Professional Communications and I also I feel that I can contribute a lot more to careers in those fields, unlike Video.

Run don't walk away from Cape Cod. kikstartmyheart August 25 2008, 12:10:36 UTC

I work/live on the cape.
Trust me it's NOT really that worth it to intern down here if you can even find one...
You could try at where I work maybe... Cape Air. (It's an airline, duh)

But rent and cost of living is outrageous.

I pay 750.00 + utils a month to literaly live in a closet that has no closet space, a shitty landlord, even shitter neighbors. It is near a beach, but I have to work so much just to afford to live that I haven't gone once this summer.

In the winter, most of the stores/restaurants close up and nothing is open past 6 and there's a cerfew that even 24hr business have to be closed between the hours of 1am and 3am. The cops are harassing the locals are depressing.

Go to Boston. You're better off.

I actually MISS Fitchburg...

Re: Run don't walk away from Cape Cod. drongo9 August 25 2008, 20:39:32 UTC

I worked in Hyannis and lived in Yarmouth Port this summer. I will actually still be continuing to work at one of my jobs in Hyannis, whenever I come down to visit my boyfriend on the weekend (about every other weekend). I didn't pay rent where I lived, because I was living with my boyfriend and his family. And if I do get an internship down on the Cape, the same scenario would most likely happen with my living situation. I understand the Cape goes into hibernation at night and I'm okay with that (I have a job with a security company that works 24/7, so I can pick up hours whenever ( ... )

Re: Run don't walk away from Cape Cod. kikstartmyheart August 25 2008, 23:16:15 UTC

Honestly, I dont, but i believe if you write Gene Smith a letter, he could break it down for you.
GSmith@flycapeair.com