I journeyed into Banff after work was done, a great birthday present (as I had set this goal 4 years ago according to 43things), until my car got stuck in the snow.
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finally moved into my place, together with my friend. we are roomies. i already felt that living alone would suck, especially considering all the chores for one person to do…
i went to Boulder for new years and during my stay i hiked up the first and second Flatiron. wooo! it was cold, snowy, and i wasn’t exactly prepared.
[Not exactly a network engineer, but work closely alongside them. Networks are kind’ve boring anyway. I will be more successful than the average network engineer with my new path.]
I had to leave my job at the airline to do this, no more flying for free.. although I didn’t have the time to fly anyway so it wasn’t really worth it.
It’s nice to know that you can hop on a plane any time you want and be somewhere (but not nice to know that you don’t have the time to do it).
my friend drove me up Flagstaff mountain in Boulder, CO. Not the biggest mountain, but still a mountain. Hopefully it’s just a taste of things to come :)
Also.. I need to get good at hiking. :(
Walking sucks.
visited 7 states (14%)Create your own visited map of The United States
Texas – I live here… this probably shouldn’t count :)
California – I went here for my first flight with my company (and first flight since I was about 8), and brought my friends along. Long story.
Nevada – I went to Vegas for my 23rd birthday/weekend
Colorado – I met my longtime internet friend who lives in Boulder
New Hampshire – Drove from Massachusetts to White Mountain National Park
Massachusetts – Been here 3 times for work
Rhode Island – Drove here from Massachusetts
Louisiana – Shreveport is as far as I’ve gone
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