Since I've moved back, I've been looking for a place that reminded me of my favorite place to go in Florida, Miller's Ale House. Where can I go to get good cheese fries and a good selection on tap? Good pub food. A place like Buffalo Wild Wings or similar? I haven't quite found the place in Spokane that feels like home.

I just moved from Orlando to Spokane, WA. I grew up here, but most of my adult life has been about Orlando. Even in the week I've been back, I've found it hard to adjust to life here. I don't know many people that still live here, and those I do are married and/or have kids and aren't into the same things that I am. I was working two jobs in Orlando, now I'm looking for a job here... I just feel bored and frustrated.

What is there to do in Spokane? Where are the good places to go out and meet people? I'm used to doing something several nights a week, and I just don't know where to go here to have a good time.

I'm thinking about moving to Wyoming.

I'm not sure if Orlando's got much more to offer me. I love what I do, and I'm good at it, but I don't want to be doing it the rest of my life. I really want to be out in nature more, gardening and exploring. I just don't know what else there is for me in Wyoming except the ranch my dad just inherited from his mom.

Still, I miss the mountains like mad, and seasons. I do miss snow, and I miss the who western lifestyle...

On the other hand, Wyoming doesn't have this:

I definitely don't know what to do with my life right now. I absolutely love my job, but I can't get enough hours to pay my bills, and I have a feeling that even if I were given full time I would not be financially secure. This leaves me looking for the next job to absolutely love. I love interacting with people and I love solving problems. My dream job is to be a producer, but I know that's many, many years in the future. I love being around film, and have been in more student films than I can remember. I've also read enough terrible student scripts to make an excellent script doctor, the only thing harder to become than a producer. I love to work with my hands, and I'm always learning some new craft, like baking bread, or embroidery or silk screening or developing my own pictures. I can't sit at a desk all day, and I can't do the same thing every day. I need new challenges and interesting tasks. I really have no idea when field I should be looking into. It's frustrating.