I enjoy traveling and spending my free time outside. Camping in Yellowstone during the winter, backpacking in the Painted Desert or fishing the Clark Fork, are just a few of my favorite places. At the moment I’m researching a trip to Alaska, which I’m hoping will last anywhere from 2-4 weeks. I’d definitely have to go during the spring/summer, but that only gives me more time to plan. If I time it right, there should be a decent amount of king and sockeye salmon, which would be fantastic.

My college years are effectively behind me (unless I opt for grad school), so now comes the big question. What do I do for the next thirty years? I’m in the process of finding that out, and although it can be intimidating at times, the daunting nature of the challenge is also a little invigorating. The game is definitely worth the candle.

Although I understand the necessity for hard work and money, I only really appreciate it’s ability to afford the type of lifestyle I enjoy. That being said, I have to content myself with living in Southern California for a while longer. Hopefully, once I have a surer picture of my professional future, I’ll be able to relocate to a place I really enjoy.....Idaho....Montana.....Wyoming. In the end though, time will really tell where I move and as the old adage states “No matter where you go, there you are”.

When I was little my father convinced me that I was born with a tail. There’s certainly nothing more beneficial than tricking someone into thinking they’re a creature from Where the Wild Things Are.