While I assumed my WWOOFing experience was mostly about partying, it turns out, I actually learned something. I got the whole house to chip and try to help start composting. An old coffee can was placed on the counter and everyone started chipping in. Another surprise was I still had that working spirit and decided to build a composting bin, but with funds short; I had to find wood. Idea!! Help the vacant house behind us by removing its falling fence. I used the fence to build my composting bin and helped the community at the same time (double bonus Karma points), hope the new buyers appreciate the hard work I put in to remove part of their fence.
When the composting bin was finished, my work drive died. I will build some raised beds this week and start planting soon.
On Wednesday my new juicer arrived. It works good and is only 400 watts, so I can use it in the van.
I went to the store and loaded up on greens and fruits. My mother agreed to do a juice fast with me, so as of this writing I am 3 days in without food only some drink I like to affectionately refer to as "green death" and my body is really starting to hate me. I spent the last 12 weeks trying to destroy it and now I am starving it and feeding it something that looks like Incredible Hulk Urine. I am on the juice.
In other news, I have been rejected by all the campground management companies; I know of and am in serious doubt of my future. My resume looks suspect because I have been on the road for 15 months with no steady work history. I could put down a fake business name and have my friend pose as the owner to fill those gaps, but I do not know how I would feel about that. The van has been starting fine and is almost ready for another adventure. I will keep on keeping on, applying for jobs, and not caring too much. I know no matter what, it will work out, but I can not help to wonder where I am going next. I have decided to stay in this Central location (Texas) for another week or so in case I find a Midwest or Northeastern job, but if not I am heading west.
I love you all and hope everyone is well. Drop me a line if your bored, I need some new penpals adowler@gmx.com
Go where the wind takes you, my friend.
ReplyDeleteI also have quite qa few employment gaps in my resume. I normally use the cover letter to explain the cool adventures I was on during those times and employers seem to like that. They always ask me about it before going over my actual work expirience, like the travel itself was a cross between work and education. Have you checked out the Short Term Job Adventure Book and Website? You should.
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