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Sebastian J. wrote:yeah, thats what i would to do someday, to live a few months somewhere else and then comeback, and then doing it all over again.

The tricky part is finding a successful lifestyle / profession that supports it.

Here's mine:

the "three month tour" is either with a band on the road, or working on some kind of creative project, like shooting a film or living somewhere new to gather notes for said project, etc. This could be anywhere... international, whatever.

The Chicago time is spent doing research, collecting one's head, recording projects, editing / post-production, and playing baseball in the CMBA.

The cabin time could be either for relaxing or holing oneself up while assembling the pieces of the aforementioned creative project.

The New York time is spent doing business stuff, and losing your mind, because New York is a crazy and addling environment.

I finally have my career mapped out!

South America

offal wrote:I'd like to live in Utah, at least for a bit. A very underrated state in my opinion. The Southern bits around Bryce/Zion/Arches are gorgeous. Still, the lack of a big music scene is a bit of a drawback.

The scenery is awesome, but all the cities in that area (Kanab, St. George, etc. etc.) are hell on earth. I was in St. George this past March- haven't been more depressed in my whole life. It's a polygamist cesspool. Quite bizarre walking into Costco and seeing people straight from the set of The Little House on the Prairie.



"We need our bulk cheese too!"

mattw wrote:Quite bizarre walking into Costco and seeing people straight from the set of The Little House on the Prairie.

Isn't it bizarre enough just to walk into a CostCo in the first place?

Bradley R. Weissenberger wrote:

mattw wrote:Quite bizarre walking into Costco and seeing people straight from the set of The Little House on the Prairie.

Isn't it bizarre enough just to walk into a CostCo in the first place?

CostCpwned!

kerble wrote:

Bradley R. Weissenberger wrote:

mattw wrote:Quite bizarre walking into Costco and seeing people straight from the set of The Little House on the Prairie.

Isn't it bizarre enough just to walk into a CostCo in the first place?

CostCpwned!

Not so fast, Pendergrast. I heard ya mamma's got the brown bag special going on at CostHo.

mattw wrote:

kerble wrote:

Bradley R. Weissenberger wrote:

mattw wrote:Quite bizarre walking into Costco and seeing people straight from the set of The Little House on the Prairie.

Isn't it bizarre enough just to walk into a CostCo in the first place?

CostCpwned!

Not so fast, Pendergrast. I heard ya mamma's got the brown bag special going on at CostHo.

I heard your mom's the one who got 'discounts' on 'bulk items' from 'Sam's Club'.

kerble wrote:

mattw wrote:

kerble wrote:

Bradley R. Weissenberger wrote:

mattw wrote:Quite bizarre walking into Costco and seeing people straight from the set of The Little House on the Prairie.

Isn't it bizarre enough just to walk into a CostCo in the first place?

CostCpwned!

Not so fast, Pendergrast. I heard ya mamma's got the brown bag special going on at CostHo.

I heard your mom's the one who got 'discounts' on 'bulk items' from 'Sam's Club'.

I saw your mom's giving samples down at BJ's, but there were no takers since they ran out toothpicks and latex gloves.

kerble wrote:

mattw wrote:

kerble wrote:

Bradley R. Weissenberger wrote:

mattw wrote:Quite bizarre walking into Costco and seeing people straight from the set of The Little House on the Prairie.

Isn't it bizarre enough just to walk into a CostCo in the first place?

CostCpwned!

Not so fast, Pendergrast. I heard ya mamma's got the brown bag special going on at CostHo.

I heard your mom's the one who got 'discounts' on 'bulk items' from 'Sam's Club'.

Yr mom's cafeteria snack-packin' shenanigans are now legendary. They call her Sodexho.

Your mom 's been working at Hole Foods for so long that she...

I can't say it. it's too gross.

Steak Tartar...

rare.

...

shredded.

I feel ill.