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rotedoi want the first entry in this journal to be useful and relevant to its purpose but anything that would fit those two categories would take more effort and time than i'm willing to dedicate to it right now. but i can't throw off the nagging itch to write something here anyway so i think i should try.
there's a certification program in incheon, south korea that starts in late january and while that is fairly soon i'm kind of tempted to go. it costs about half of my bank account right now but it practically guarantees a future job and i want to be certified in teaching english anyway so i feel like it would be a good investment. only thing is that late january is really soon and that's a lot of my funds so i wonder if i should just wait until their summer course when i've padded up my savings a bit.
traveling again is so tempting though. i am already going to denver, co in less than a month to enjoy a week long stay in a cabin in the snowy mountains. it's part sister bonding trip because i'm going with two of them, part extended roadtrip because we're taking a car and driving about 12 hours, and part fandom extravaganza because we're holing up to marathon nbc hannibal (since my older sister hasn't seen it). i'm really looking forward to it and it's already half paid for so i know i'll have even less spending money by the time mid january rolls around plus the certification program in incheon is a month long which means food costs are a big thing.
i hate and love that i'm impatient and can never quite tamper the urge to travel constantly and i miss south korea so much. i've never been in the winter time and seeing as i come from the south i almost never experience snow. if i went, it would be my first out-of-country trip completely solo but i know that will definitely help character growth and i'll make plenty of friends with my classmates like i did when i went abroad for school. i don't know. i'm still on the fence about the whole thing, but the fact that the flights are cheaper during that time and there's some concerts i want to attend in seoul too has me struggling to say no.
someone please talk some sense in to me, i'm a hardly functioning fool filled with wanderlust and no self control.
there's a certification program in incheon, south korea that starts in late january and while that is fairly soon i'm kind of tempted to go. it costs about half of my bank account right now but it practically guarantees a future job and i want to be certified in teaching english anyway so i feel like it would be a good investment. only thing is that late january is really soon and that's a lot of my funds so i wonder if i should just wait until their summer course when i've padded up my savings a bit.
traveling again is so tempting though. i am already going to denver, co in less than a month to enjoy a week long stay in a cabin in the snowy mountains. it's part sister bonding trip because i'm going with two of them, part extended roadtrip because we're taking a car and driving about 12 hours, and part fandom extravaganza because we're holing up to marathon nbc hannibal (since my older sister hasn't seen it). i'm really looking forward to it and it's already half paid for so i know i'll have even less spending money by the time mid january rolls around plus the certification program in incheon is a month long which means food costs are a big thing.
i hate and love that i'm impatient and can never quite tamper the urge to travel constantly and i miss south korea so much. i've never been in the winter time and seeing as i come from the south i almost never experience snow. if i went, it would be my first out-of-country trip completely solo but i know that will definitely help character growth and i'll make plenty of friends with my classmates like i did when i went abroad for school. i don't know. i'm still on the fence about the whole thing, but the fact that the flights are cheaper during that time and there's some concerts i want to attend in seoul too has me struggling to say no.
someone please talk some sense in to me, i'm a hardly functioning fool filled with wanderlust and no self control.
