I have been going back an forth for quite some time now on the issue of what the destination should be on my return ticket to the United States. Tonight I finally bought my nonrefundable-in-the-case-of-cancellation-ticket which sealed the decision I had already made to move to Maryland on July 8th for an indefinite period of time (read there: at least a year, and then I would have to earn enough money to move back to the West Coast). What will I do there? Well, that part of things is still uncertain. I am pursuing an opportunity to teach part-time, and am hoping to pursue music and writing more intensively. Odds are much better that I will be able to keep up with my German the closer I am to D.C. Don't worry, all you Eugene-ites (and Portlanders, and all the near-that-area-ers) I will be back to visit Eugene for my dear cousin's wedding in late July/early August, so if you are in the area at that time then please throw me a party so that I can see all of you. There, in brief, is my news. As the rest of my plans are at a liquid stage, and running all over the place, I will wait until they are a little bit more firm to fill you in on them. Don't worry, there's nothing too dramatic in the works. ...And now you know the rest of the story!
3 comments:
That's pretty exciting! You know, you make this whole being graduated business look really interesting. It is possibly an illusion created by distance of course... but still. I think I want to try it. :^)
twig- don't worry it'll come soon enough (say around the middle of June). I'm glad I make it look so interesting. I'm certainly discovering that everything is to some degree as interesting or as boring as you make it. Still, I guess moving overseas by myself for a year would be considered interesting by just about anyone. Good luck on your thesising!
this is amazingly exciting. good for you!
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