i am about to embark yet again to the land of high elevation, dry weather (static electricity), and peaceful solitude (away from relatives in the same house). this time, i will only be back to tie up a few remaining loose ends and see to it that everything is put in order. i will be taking my car with me, along with a few other personal belongings (clothes, mostly).
i have decided that i want my golden slaves to work harder in order to procure for me a new steady residence (once again, away from relatives in the same house). i don't want it to be a major liability though, so i don't want to lease. i need to own this one. what will it require for me? barring any rate changes or unforseen leaves of absence, it will take me about 3 years to come up with the necessary 20% down payment. in light of this decision, i will also have to endure not fixing up my current residence with all the delightful accoutrement that makes my room mine.
translation: no new bookshelf, no new drawers, no new tv stands or tables.
i will continue procuring for myself some new clothes though. all things considered, the wardrobe that served me well in the mile high is no good down at sea level. although now, with the new income prospects, i will definitely be able to afford much classier duds.
how has my free time been spent recently? working out when motivated, griddle parties, video games, and shopping for the aforementioned wardrobe articles. if nothing else, by the end of the year, i will look absolutely amazing.
"I will not tolerate mediocrity..." - Franz Stressemann, Nodame Cantabile
2 comments:
Classy like gentleman.
What was up with the random violinist at the end of the series? How unnecessary.
A good change of wardrobe sounds good. I've had to do it just because I dress generally bad and want to command some sort of respect with the new job.
I guess about as much respect as an intern can, anyway.
Everything Ryan does is done well.
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