Looking up, out, and around

Sometimes I forget which key opens the door. I find myself holding the car key as I approach the apartment door. Or vice versa, readying my house key for the car ignition. That somehow reminds me of how I can never seem to have an up-to-date stamp on hand. I have a pile of 39 cent-ers alongside a pile of returned letters.

I finally bought some yoga pants. Now I’m not a yoga guru or daily practitioner by any means, but for me, doing yoga is like being a doggy on a joyride. Ohhh yeah. Wind in the ears...wind in the ears.

My current status: looking up. I feel at ease in the 70 degree overcast weather in Wyoming, smelling the freshness of the autumn rain after the land has been baked in the hot summer sun.

Its funny how being short on cash and up to your elbows in bills can make you feel really down. And then its funny, when you are that low on dough, you can have a night out that results in a $1.89 Icee from the Mini-mart rather than an $18 steak at the chop house.

I’m getting older and all my friends are having babies like its going out of style. Wait up guys! We’re still babies ourselves! Personally, kids seem really expensive, expecially in times like these.

Job: Range Technician, Season II. I’m like a seasoned NBA player, I know my way around the court now. I feel pretty comfortable working for the Range department in the BLM because it makes me feel like I actually get to use my degree for something. Yes! With the winter around the corner, I am waiting to find out if I will get funding through the winter to stay in Rawlins, or if I will again seek out the scent of newly-waxed skis, fresh powder, and creaky chairlifts. Wherever I fly, let me tell you, being able to pay your bills is awesome!

In times like these, just remember, when you hit rock bottom, like a rock star having withdrawals, the only way to look is up :)

These boots are made for walkin’….
Megan