it's a long long getaway... make it home again

[rabidcucumber]

so the last few days have been full of the 'what the hell am i doing with my life?' questions. i've really never had those before and i thought ppl were full of shit when they obsessed about it, but i'm starting to understand. it's so close on the horizon. after september i dont have a plan. so here are my options as i see them

Comments

[cpelkey]

i would vote but...i think that seems kind of obvious.

[brent825]

here are my thoughts. i agree that DC and london are good choices, and of the two i would vote DC. but i want you in AA regardless!

i'll have 36 credit after this semester, so i need to get more under my belt and get my shit together before i can move anywhere. i would also love to live with you, so that's another option to consider. (i need to get a new place with a roommate in september too...) and who needs charley's when we have booze and a nice balcony to chill on? it would be sweet. keep me posted on the details.

i understand about never thinking you'd leave home. i've always felt like i should live by my family, but now that other options are becoming more realistic, i'm kinda clueless.. but i need to travel. i need to experience. i need anything but michigan!

hearts for you. talk to you soon. ♥

[felbeth9]

I'm gonna agree with DC. Everyone I know that stayed in the town they went to college in regrets it. This sounds silly, but separating yourself from that when you're working full time is clutch. Plus, in the long run, being in DC will help you out. Its warmer than Michigan, its got more job opps than Michigan, and you'll get some really great contacts.

Also... if you want to get into law school, what all the lawyers say here is that work experience in the area you want to go into looks better than LSE.

So that's my 2cents. Plus... the chrispelkey/skellogg combo is too much for me to not come visit. :-)