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Rebecca 0
The 11th would work, the 18th wouldn't - I'll be visitin' with my Daddy for Father's Day.
you've got to ask yourself one question: 'Do I feel loquacious?' -- well do you, punk?
you've got to ask yourself one question: 'Do I feel loquacious?' -- well do you, punk?
Rebecca 0
Which school?
you've got to ask yourself one question: 'Do I feel loquacious?' -- well do you, punk?
you've got to ask yourself one question: 'Do I feel loquacious?' -- well do you, punk?
panzwami 0
ok, so I gotta ask, what is SO BAD about Atlanta? I moved down here from DC for college, moved back to DC for work after graduation, but missed the ATL so much I returned after less than a year.
Chiquita 12
The South West Institute of Healing Arts.
"Ego is the anesthesia that deadens the pain of stupidity"
kelel01 1
Nothing . . . except that I've lived here since the day I was born. I just need to move before I get to be stuck here permanently. I'm single, I rent, etc., so I can move without TOO much hassle.
Amanduh 0
Did I hear party?!
Rebecca 0
QuoteThe South West Institute of Healing Arts.
Awesome! Good luck with that - what do you want to specialize in or focus on?
you've got to ask yourself one question: 'Do I feel loquacious?' -- well do you, punk?
Chiquita 12
Then do it! Otherwise you will regret it later.
I am sure you will find plenty of people that will tell you not to do it and why you shouldn't do it. (trust me I know this from experience) But they are not you and you need to do what you need to do.
You can pretty much find a job anywhere (especially if you stay near a city) and you can find a place to live anywhere. I picked my apartment without looking at it before the day I moved in. If you want advice on finding a decent apartment let me know, I know of a 2 websites that I used to find out about different apartments. They tell you a lot more than the ones that help you find available ones. These sites rate the apartments on about 5 categories, and it is done by people that either live there or have lived there.
Besides the worst that can happen is you don't like where you move to and you either move back or try somewhere else to go. The experiences you have are worth it.
I am sure you will find plenty of people that will tell you not to do it and why you shouldn't do it. (trust me I know this from experience) But they are not you and you need to do what you need to do.
You can pretty much find a job anywhere (especially if you stay near a city) and you can find a place to live anywhere. I picked my apartment without looking at it before the day I moved in. If you want advice on finding a decent apartment let me know, I know of a 2 websites that I used to find out about different apartments. They tell you a lot more than the ones that help you find available ones. These sites rate the apartments on about 5 categories, and it is done by people that either live there or have lived there.
Besides the worst that can happen is you don't like where you move to and you either move back or try somewhere else to go. The experiences you have are worth it.
"Ego is the anesthesia that deadens the pain of stupidity"
Chiquita 12
Thank you. I am not 100% sure yet. They offer 2 programs that I really like. I am thinking I will start with the Holistic Healthcare program and then maybe the other one. But that may change by the time I start.
"Ego is the anesthesia that deadens the pain of stupidity"
mnealtx 0
QuoteDid I hear party?!
Yes'm....you most certainly did.....
But, for the record, I don't know *ANYTHING* about multiple cases of Shiner *OR* bottles of Patron/Gentleman Jack/Cpt Morgan....
...my
twin is in charge of that!! 
Mike
I love you, Shannon and Jim.
POPS 9708 , SCR 14706
I love you, Shannon and Jim.
POPS 9708 , SCR 14706
QuoteI need to get away from here, find a new place, find a new job, etc. My life is so very mundane right now.
Has anyone here just picked up and moved? How did you decide where to go? Was it scary? Did it work out?
Has anyone suddenly changed careers? Again, how?
Up and moved - yes. To California...there's a post somewhere on here about it. Then to Florida...again...another post on that move. And then again back to Wisconsin (no post this time
). Scary? Yes, it was but it was also exciting. Work out - depends on how you define "work out." I learned a lot about myself in that time so it's all good. Changed careers?
Yes. Let's see...I got out of high school and got my cosmetology license. Did that for a bit and realized it wasn't for me. Went back to school for my Bachelors of Science - Management Information Systems. Did that for a few years and got sick of being laid off. (IT is always the first to go. 
) And now, I'm going back to school to become a vet and while doing so will be working as an off-shift operations manager plus I'm interning at the local zoo.Life is short! Break the rules! Forgive quickly! Kiss slowly! Love truly, Laugh uncontrollably. And never regret anything that made you smile.
QuoteI would, but all the citizenship stuff . . . seems like a lot of trouble. I would absolutely move to B.C., though.
New question: anyone ever moved from the U.S. to Canada, and how much trouble was it?
My brother did it. He married a canuck. It took a lot of time and effort, had to prove he wasn't taking a canucks job, and the paperwork lasted what seemed like for ever. But it is sooo beautiful in BC. I try to visit once a year to see the fam.
Come to NorCal. The snowy mountains are a short drive for the snowboarding and we have lots of DZs that you can jump year around. King Air to 18K. Gotta love it.
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QuoteI need to get away from here, find a new place, find a new job, etc. My life is so very mundane right now.
Has anyone here just picked up and moved? How did you decide where to go? Was it scary? Did it work out?
Has anyone suddenly changed careers? Again, how?
I'm doing it as we speak, except the career part.
There's no truer sense of flying than sky diving," Scott Cowan
Amanduh 0
NOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!
BACK AWAY FROM THE PATRON!!!!!!!!!!!!
*DUH starts to squirm....ahhhhh shit*
You are evil dude...straight up E V I L!!!!
BACK AWAY FROM THE PATRON!!!!!!!!!!!!
*DUH starts to squirm....ahhhhh shit*
You are evil dude...straight up E V I L!!!!
Yep, did the same thing.
Moved to Phoenix to get on with my career in flying airplanes.
My wife and i uprooted our lives in Massachusetts, and here we are in the Phoenix area...it is a wonderful place to be...Sunny all the time. Eloy and Coolidge are not too far away...ie, skydiving whenever you want.
Change is good. Follow your dreams. If not, just follow a road.
jeff D-16906
Moved to Phoenix to get on with my career in flying airplanes.
My wife and i uprooted our lives in Massachusetts, and here we are in the Phoenix area...it is a wonderful place to be...Sunny all the time. Eloy and Coolidge are not too far away...ie, skydiving whenever you want.
Change is good. Follow your dreams. If not, just follow a road.
jeff D-16906
if you are single & being on your own with nothing established, i would NOT go to California. i grew up there & just visited in April..... the cost of living is ASTRONOMICAL! Big cities out there are fun but housing & commuting is so expensive and time-consuming.
good luck!
~hollywood
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good luck!
~hollywood
see the world! http://gorocketdog.blogspot.com
I decided to move here because there is a school that I really want to go to. Plus I was feeling stagnant at the time so I figured I would change things up a little. Try something new and different.
There is a ton of outdoors stuff to do here. You have the desert and the mountains within reasonable drive. The only thing that is not close is the beach, that is about a 4- hour drive away.
If you want someone to talk to about moving on your own contact me and ask anything you would like.
Chiquita
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