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And the music. The Today Show has some beating drums which make me think we are invading Iraq or there is a horde of Orcs outside the castle. It's snow.
So, if you were the producer for a morning show, who would do your snow music? I'm thinking The National. Not too high, not too low. A driving beat and maybe some depressing lyrics about falling in a puddle.
I want to move to Colorado. I've always loved it, but my recent snowboard trip reaffirmed it.
I need to do some serious research in the coming weeks to see how possible it is. Finding a job will be the biggest issue for me.
I have a degree in Geology, but have been doing oil field work since graduation. Need to see if I can make the transition to hydrogeology or environmental if nothing else.
Hell, maybe I just move up there and get my masters in hydrogeology. Don't want anymore debt though, but maybe as a RA or TA it wouldn't be that bad.
Or maybe I just join the Green Rush and become an extraction artist or something. Always love the mad scientist aspect.
I want to move to Colorado. I've always loved it, but my recent snowboard trip reaffirmed it.
I need to do some serious research in the coming weeks to see how possible it is. Finding a job will be the biggest issue for me.
I have a degree in Geology, but have been doing oil field work since graduation. Need to see if I can make the transition to hydrogeology or environmental if nothing else.
Hell, maybe I just move up there and get my masters in hydrogeology. Don't want anymore debt though, but maybe as a RA or TA it wouldn't be that bad.
Or maybe I just join the Green Rush and become an extraction artist or something. Always love the mad scientist aspect.
Research will ensue shortly.
if I don't get into grad school I'll probably be moving to denver. it's a lovely place with the perfect climate and beautiful scenery. do some research, I bet you'll like what you find
I want to move to Colorado. I've always loved it, but my recent snowboard trip reaffirmed it.
I need to do some serious research in the coming weeks to see how possible it is. Finding a job will be the biggest issue for me.
I have a degree in Geology, but have been doing oil field work since graduation. Need to see if I can make the transition to hydrogeology or environmental if nothing else.
Hell, maybe I just move up there and get my masters in hydrogeology. Don't want anymore debt though, but maybe as a RA or TA it wouldn't be that bad.
Or maybe I just join the Green Rush and become an extraction artist or something. Always love the mad scientist aspect.
Research will ensue shortly.
if I don't get into grad school I'll probably be moving to Denver. it's a lovely place with the perfect climate and beautiful scenery. do some research, I bet you'll like what you find
A company in Denver is headhunting me right now. But after winning that award yesterday with my current company there is no way I am leaving yet. I do love some Colorado, but I am not a fan of the snow.
if I don't get into grad school I'll probably be moving to Denver. it's a lovely place with the perfect climate and beautiful scenery. do some research, I bet you'll like what you find
A company in Denver is headhunting me right now. But after winning that award yesterday with my current company there is no way I am leaving yet. I do love some Colorado, but I am not a fan of the snow.
and remember a week ago when you thought you were getting laid off? see how things work out?!
you southern folk and your fear of snow.... snow is fun!! it's the negative temperatures around here that I can't stand. it was like 65 in denver yesterday - had far too many snapchats about it yesterday, those lucky bastards.
I want to move to Colorado. I've always loved it, but my recent snowboard trip reaffirmed it.
I need to do some serious research in the coming weeks to see how possible it is. Finding a job will be the biggest issue for me.
I have a degree in Geology, but have been doing oil field work since graduation. Need to see if I can make the transition to hydrogeology or environmental if nothing else.
Hell, maybe I just move up there and get my masters in hydrogeology. Don't want anymore debt though, but maybe as a RA or TA it wouldn't be that bad.
Or maybe I just join the Green Rush and become an extraction artist or something. Always love the mad scientist aspect.
Research will ensue shortly.
How exciting! I hope your research surprises you in a good way
A company in Denver is headhunting me right now. But after winning that award yesterday with my current company there is no way I am leaving yet. I do love some Colorado, but I am not a fan of the snow.
and remember a week ago when you thought you were getting laid off? see how things work out?!
you southern folk and your fear of snow.... snow is fun!! it's the negative temperatures around here that I can't stand. it was like 65 in denver yesterday - had far too many snapchats about it yesterday, those lucky bastards.
You are not even lying. I have been crying for two days because of the wonderful things that were said and all the wonderful emails I got congratulating me. The best is when they ask how many publications I handle and the shock I receive. I never realized I was a ninja at my work!
Yes, it is a fear of snow. Snow is cold. I am sure it could be fun, but it is still cold. Its 60 today. We will be in the 70s by Thursday, then back down into the low 50s. Its the best way to get sick.