-Audiobooks-
Just finished Meateater’s The Long Hunters 1761-1775 (Daniel Boone and associates). Non fiction
Fantastic! Highly recommend.
Fiction, any of the Jack Carr James Reece/Terminal List series. Or Mark Greaney’s Grey Man series.
Funny, Tom Segura’s I’d Like To Play Alone.
I refuse to do the restaurant, server/bartender thing in my 40’s and other than that you pretty much go back to the same office type work that’s every where else, but without the idea your missing out on your beach lifestyle you moved for.
Honestly KY has gotten so mild during the winter I don’t really even see a deterrent here as far as weather goes.
No deterrent lol, it was basically single digits the two weeks I was home and cold rain for a while after that. I just can’t deal with those two months after the Christmas lights come down, but honestly glad it doesn’t bother you.
I’m cold in the 60s here 😬 but having the windows and doors open the last couple weeks has been nice.
And yes it’s EXACTLY the same as working back “anywhere else” except on the weekend you ride your bike to the beach/pool or take your boat out with friends to a sandbar instead of moving from your air conditioned house to your air conditioned car to a round of golf, to the air conditioned restaurant, and back home again, besides that yes, same same 🙄.
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@Hank Camacho yeah “99% of the American population can move to a destination location” they just enjoy Topeka soooooo much.
I’d argue 60% of the American population can’t afford to go to Key West for a week without going into some debt much less MOVE to a tropical location.
Even more so, one of the questions we get asked the most often is “where you from” followed by “how’d you move here?”
After you tell them you quit everything and just move they ALWAYS say “oh I could never do that. My family/friends/work/kids/etc blah blah.” Aka people are terrified of leaving their comfort zone.
So not only can they not afford to, they’re usually scared to.
I’m not saying I did anything special at all, I’m just telling you those are facts, 99% is REALLLLLLLY far off.
Staying at the Hyatt Centric in KW from next Sunday to Monday is $5362.77 (no breakfast included, cheapest price) and you haven’t bought any food, drinks, souvenirs, excursions, plane tickets, Ubers, etc. but I’m sure 99% of the American population has $10K to blow on a week vacation, no worries.
But sure whatever you say 😃.
-First day back working again finally, felt good, right back in rhythm.
