2004 in review
Dec. 31st, 2004 12:00 amA year ago, I had just returned from four fabulous months in Guatemala, a time that I hope will turn out to have been the beginning of a life-changing period.
Over the course of the first quarter of 2004, I went to Arisia, visited Maine, Philadelphia, San Francisco, Niagara Falls, Ann Arbor, Tulsa, and Houston. Along the way, I also managed to drive
razil's and
blivious's car off Petersburg Pass in a big snowstorm.
In the second quarter, I angsted about where to live and what to do when I grow up, and I made a last-minute decision to spend another month in Guatemala. Then I found a fabulous place to live and moved in. Yay!
I spent much of the third quarter doing very little. I took Aileen home to Wyoming for the first time. I enviously saw my brother off to Argentina for a few months. I considered graduate school in Argentina myself.
In the fourth quarter, I threw myself an unbirthday party, bemoaned the results of the election, and even more, the process. I went to France with a fabulous crew and drowned my sorrows in foie gras, caviar, wine and cheese. I smuggled cheesy contraband back to the US. I had some interviews for jobs, none of which panned out for a variety of reasons, which is a good thing. I decided to apply for the Peace Corps. I went home for a winter vacation after my brother returned from Argentina.
Among a lot of really fabu people I met in 2004 were:
caitalainn,
txbelladonna,
evilari,
miss_chance,
palmwiz and
eveandodd
It's been a great year. I can't wait to see what 2005 holds.
Over the course of the first quarter of 2004, I went to Arisia, visited Maine, Philadelphia, San Francisco, Niagara Falls, Ann Arbor, Tulsa, and Houston. Along the way, I also managed to drive
In the second quarter, I angsted about where to live and what to do when I grow up, and I made a last-minute decision to spend another month in Guatemala. Then I found a fabulous place to live and moved in. Yay!
I spent much of the third quarter doing very little. I took Aileen home to Wyoming for the first time. I enviously saw my brother off to Argentina for a few months. I considered graduate school in Argentina myself.
In the fourth quarter, I threw myself an unbirthday party, bemoaned the results of the election, and even more, the process. I went to France with a fabulous crew and drowned my sorrows in foie gras, caviar, wine and cheese. I smuggled cheesy contraband back to the US. I had some interviews for jobs, none of which panned out for a variety of reasons, which is a good thing. I decided to apply for the Peace Corps. I went home for a winter vacation after my brother returned from Argentina.
Among a lot of really fabu people I met in 2004 were:
It's been a great year. I can't wait to see what 2005 holds.
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Date: 2004-12-31 05:17 pm (UTC)