A question I am pondering: What's better: Stability or the unknown? Continuity or continuous change?
Next year, do I want to be able to walk to work from my house or to live and work in Valencia, Spain? I think I will apply to do both - but what if I got both jobs....which would I choose? There are strong arguments for both.
Yes, this is a personal question. Just thought I'd ask....
Showing posts with label travel. Show all posts
Showing posts with label travel. Show all posts
Monday, December 24, 2007
What's better?
Labels:
education,
future,
going around the world,
growth,
holiday,
spain,
teaching,
travel,
working abroad
Sunday, November 11, 2007
Can i really be reading this right?
4 Day Package Tour - Monteverde and Arenal Highlights Costa Rica Vacation Holiday Spend 4 days exploring the beautiful areas of Monteverde and La Fortuna. See amazing cloud forests, waterfalls, nature reserves, local farms, wildlife, volcanoes, hot springs and waterfalls. The tour starts with a pick-up from San Jose by private transport. Forget the worries about public buses and safety. Meet up with the Desafio staff member who will be over- seeing your tour and will give you advice and tips about the area.
Minimum 2 people (Double occupancy): $457 per person - Group rate of $390 per person with four or more people
Dates of trip: We can schedule dates by request.
Included on Trip: All accommodation except in San Jose, all transport, all tours in the itinerary and English speaking
guides.
Not Included: Flights to Costa Rica, hotels in San Jose*, meals, optional tours or transportation to other tours.
WOW, who's coming with me?
Oh - sky auction has a flight for around $280. seriously. who's in? I can wait til summer instead of going over spring break (the last week in march 08) just let me know.
Minimum 2 people (Double occupancy): $457 per person - Group rate of $390 per person with four or more people
Dates of trip: We can schedule dates by request.
Included on Trip: All accommodation except in San Jose, all transport, all tours in the itinerary and English speaking
guides.
Not Included: Flights to Costa Rica, hotels in San Jose*, meals, optional tours or transportation to other tours.
WOW, who's coming with me?
Oh - sky auction has a flight for around $280. seriously. who's in? I can wait til summer instead of going over spring break (the last week in march 08) just let me know.
Labels:
consumer culture,
Costa Rica,
travel,
vacation,
working abroad
Thursday, November 8, 2007
tired...not rested...should i go to china?
sleepy but feeling better.
chiropractic visit this after-school evening which was very nice. we got to chat, which happens less as her business grows. i think i may be close to better soon.
so tired. but i swore i would write this every day so am awake for a little while with a purpose. oddly, i haven't told a soul about it yet. that's funny. who am i writing to?
Issue of the week: My cousin and his wife are currently living in china and i was thinking about going to visit next summer (joy of being a teacher = summer off)
Dad of course suggests that if i go i should come back by another route, thus going around the world.
would that be crazy?
it sounds so cool and exciting and freakin' fantastic
and like a huge mega-ton of planning
and kinda lonely
and oh my word the cost will be outrageous, (incredible, unbelievable....)
i am a very social loner, or a very independent social butterfly. i don't know if i'd be happy traveling alone for an entire summer. you can't very well travel with your new friends if you have to stay on your air itinerary the whole time.
i think i could save up enough for it.
i wonder if i should go? i have quite a few concerns. Every whatif ever whatifed has been singing in my ear. i mustdo a lot of research before making this decision.
By the way, i spent a semester abroad (spain), traveled to france (twice), england (once), drove cross the us (continental) alone, drove to alaska with a friend, only have 13 states left to visit before i'll have visited them all. so although this trip is an intimidating venture, that's not exactly the source of my ambivalence. It is harder to picture running off for fun like I used to, due to more formal obligations. I do think most of those are surmountable though. Perhaps the shear distance is causing me to worry this time.
someone once said that they were saving a particular trip for when they got married. well i used to save things for when i got married and then one day i realized i was sitting on my butt and my life was passing me by. i think though that this is one thing I could save to do with a partner. it seems a bit too much to take on on my own at this time. (stop making me feel like a loser, i've done a lot, haven't i?)
chiropractic visit this after-school evening which was very nice. we got to chat, which happens less as her business grows. i think i may be close to better soon.
so tired. but i swore i would write this every day so am awake for a little while with a purpose. oddly, i haven't told a soul about it yet. that's funny. who am i writing to?
Issue of the week: My cousin and his wife are currently living in china and i was thinking about going to visit next summer (joy of being a teacher = summer off)
Dad of course suggests that if i go i should come back by another route, thus going around the world.
would that be crazy?
it sounds so cool and exciting and freakin' fantastic
and like a huge mega-ton of planning
and kinda lonely
and oh my word the cost will be outrageous, (incredible, unbelievable....)
i am a very social loner, or a very independent social butterfly. i don't know if i'd be happy traveling alone for an entire summer. you can't very well travel with your new friends if you have to stay on your air itinerary the whole time.
i think i could save up enough for it.
i wonder if i should go? i have quite a few concerns. Every whatif ever whatifed has been singing in my ear. i mustdo a lot of research before making this decision.
By the way, i spent a semester abroad (spain), traveled to france (twice), england (once), drove cross the us (continental) alone, drove to alaska with a friend, only have 13 states left to visit before i'll have visited them all. so although this trip is an intimidating venture, that's not exactly the source of my ambivalence. It is harder to picture running off for fun like I used to, due to more formal obligations. I do think most of those are surmountable though. Perhaps the shear distance is causing me to worry this time.
someone once said that they were saving a particular trip for when they got married. well i used to save things for when i got married and then one day i realized i was sitting on my butt and my life was passing me by. i think though that this is one thing I could save to do with a partner. it seems a bit too much to take on on my own at this time. (stop making me feel like a loser, i've done a lot, haven't i?)
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