14 April 2004Musings
Decisions, Decisions
It's that time again. Vail closes the lifts on the 18th thus ending my job. So the big question is, what the fuck do I do next? There are lots of possibilities, but no one certain direction.
Do I stay in Vail? Everyone says the summers are nicer than the winters, but I', skeptical. If I stay, do I move to another place and get the hell out of the trailer park? Do I buy a place? I've paid rent through the end of May, so I'm sort of stuck here. I guess I could bail and not feel too bad about it despite throwing away more than 600 bucks. If I'm going to leave, I might as well leave right away because it would be silly to take on a new job and then leave in 5 weeks. I also don't know if I want to make any long term commitments to Colorado. On the other hand, the real estate market is down, interest rates are low, and you can makes good money renting condos seasonally. This might be a good place to start my real estate empire.
Do I move back to California? Most of friends live in California. I know I can find work there shooting soccer, baseball and girl's softball or even get back into web production on some level. And if I work for Sharpshooters again, I'd like to try another resort, say Heavenly in Tahoe, just for variety's sake.
What I'd really like to do is sell my car, put my stuff in storage (again) and travel to India or teach English in Cambodia, but I have the kittens to think about. They are forcing me to become a responsible human being. I could take them to the nearest Korean restaurant and be rid of them, but I don't know if I could live with myelf. Damn them for being so cute.
Posted by andrew at April 14, 2004 11:11 PM
At least pass through CA on your way to India/Cambodia/Wherever. I want to see Fil and Mak one more time:)
if you stay in CO, you'll spend all of your time in the harsh sun, skiing, hiking, mountian biking, what have you. As a consequence, in ten years' time you won't look your natural age of 40--you'll look NINETY. is that really what you want?
What happened to going to Alaska for the summer? Also what about grad school in the fall? If not going to Alaska, I'd stay in Colorado until you figure out the school thing -- and if that doesn't work out, I say consider living in Colorado full time. Everyone I know who lives there raves about the state. It's beautiful there in the summer. Plus if you're serious about buying property, the real estate market is probably better there than in California. But hey, what do I know.
Just up and leave, everything (except the kitties). No storage, no clutter, just you and the world.
take on me...
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'Decisions, Decisions'.
Don't even joke about getting rid of the kitties!!! Grrrr...