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im surprised u havent went to one of those casting calls in NYC

so many movies have scenes there, you know

that would be the perfect time to take a trip...try to get in a movie as an extra

 

I guess I have a,,,,big pair

 

I'm 5'10" and happily in a relationship so it's all good.

 

Relax amazon warrior I wasn't hitting on you just wondering I remember you saying you were tall lol. I remember you talking about your island warrior kid.

 

I totally understand this. I am in NYC for 12 weeks and cannot imagine living here for years at a time. Where I'm from, you make a lot more money, pay less for a lot more house and just have a better quality of life.

Because I'm not a fan of living in big cities, I find it challenging to understand why people would want to live here. What I am paying to rent a room in a 3 bedroom row house is the same as what I'd pay for a one bedroom apartment back home in a decent area. It is fun to be here for a short bit though

PS. Still loving the eye candy on the streets of NYC. Yummmmmmsie!

 

I know you weren't hitting on me, it's all good

 

Where are you from so I can put it on the list.

 

Alberta, Canada. Seriously job central and the pay is generally very good. Our economy is healthy and growing. I made 6 figures with a 2 year technical diploma education (after a one year certification program). (I've since been to school for many more years and thus my pay will reflect that when I'm done.... lol)

 

What industry? Canada is at the top of my list. Sucks that whole family is on the east though

 

sweet

a woman who is honest about the value of stacks



on the real tho, many people sleep on tech school

if you go for the right thing and look in the right market, u can make much more than some 4 year degree recipients

 

Most of the population in Alberta is from eastern Canada lol. I worked in the oil & gas industry (not as an oil tech but in a supportive role in the field).

You got that right. A friend of mine became a technician in the oil field, 2 year diploma from a technical college, and retired for a few years in his early 30's. Went back to work for something to do. He was single and lived at home so saved nearly every cent he made - and he made A LOT.

 

Seriously

sometimes you just have to deviate from your comfort zone

don't sell yourself short you know

explore your options and don't be afraid to take a calculated risk, if you know where you want to be

for instance, Air Traffic Controllers don't necessarily need 4 year degrees, but they still have the potential to rake in lots of money

it's a stressful job but some people thrive in environments like that..

Infact I'd say a good number of high paying jobs are stressful, so that's to be expected you know...take docs and lawyers for instance. Everyone knows they live in high potential fields, but many people overlook the sacrifices they make to stay in it

 

Someone showed me these a while back and I thought they were interesting. Don't know if I could do it though.

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How fun for a short time.....do you know where next? Enjoy the candy....

 

http://www.usatoday.com/news/nation/2004-04-05-cover-fbi_x.htm

you know..i once considered applying for the FBI

growing up on the x-files and fringe, makes you believe that they have such a great job within a prestigious government agency

then you read real-life stories like this and it just makes you cringe

you'd think college grads that are lucky enough to get into the Bureau, would be making more money with their degrees..especially when they can throw you into NYC

 

You're paying for the overall artistic/professional/intellectual stimulation of living in NYC. If you are spending most of your time at home, you're missing the NYC experience. Granted, it's hard to do that for more than 3-5 years. All my friends who are married and/or have kids in the Tri-State area are in Jersey or Queens. They all bailed out of Manhattan and subsequently Brooklyn the minute they settled down with a significant other.

 

I agree. I am seemingly constantly putting myself outside my comfort zone, it's almost always stressful, sometimes terrifying but ALWAYS pays of big.

 

i so believe in going outside of the comfort zone and testing yourself.

sounds like you're having an amazing time goddess, and i'm so happy for you xxx:smt026:smt026:smt049

 

Thanks babe-aliscious! I am having a hoot touring NYC. There is soooo much to see, it's crazy! I love the recent photos of you on fb. You are such a beautiful and sensuous woman :smt060

 

Stop hitting on my wife
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