When I first moved up here, I was very excited about living in the city. I think the excitement has started to wear off. That’s not to say that I want to move out to the suburbs or anything drastic like that. I think it’s more than I’d rather move somplace where I can do more outdoor things that I’m in to. After going on vacation to Canada and Montana, I realized that I like it out there a lot more than here.
The ability to go climbing, hiking, biking, skiing, etc really has its benefits. Stuff that’s a lot more difficult to do in and around the city. There’s only so many times I can take the same paths or the same indoor climbing gym. That’s not to say that I haven’t been walking about everywhere again, but at the same point, the city streets are a little bit different than the rockies…
Isn’t that what makes a vacation a vacation? If you live in the mountains and hike and ski all the time, won’t that too lose it’s glamour?
To a certain extent, but these are things that I want to do on a daily basis, not once a year. Plus, there are other reasons…
Oh, and you’re not an Ocasio yet…very close, but not yet young lady!
Portland baby. Portland. The Cascades. The ocean. Moderate temperature all year round.
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