where should i work in holland? at a school? should i go to school? should i try to work for an american company? should i start an american style ice cream store? something needs to be done, and i need to motivate. if you know of any employment opportunities in the greater holland area, please let me know. i know how to do a lot of stuff, and i learn quickly. on top of that, almost anyone would be way less enjoyable to work with.
while thinking about moving to holland i had the sad realization that after living in boston since 1995 i have nothing to show for it. if i left, no one would even notice. how fucked up is that? most of my friends have left, and the ones that are here may or may not be for much longer. i probably wouldn't even visit boston if i came home from holland. i would be more likely to visit minneapolis than boston. shit is crazy.
so, i guess i have to ad some kind of a portfolio or demo-reel to the list of things i need to do. if i'm going to get hired by someone here or abroad, i think i'm going to need a fancy multi-media presentation and some content to put in it. i'll work on that, and i'll keep you posted.
love,
jim turbert
1 comment:
Oh Jim, though I would not have ever made it through school without you there in the CAGE!, I support your decision to explore life elsewhere. Wellesley is a frustrating place to exist, it's kind of like being trapped in a burlap sack, except that the sack is filled with gilded signage and Uggs, and impeccably manicured lawns. Or something. Thankfully there are a few lovely people along the way who make it bearable/enjoyable. However, your life is full of potential which deserves greater opportunites than Boston can provide. That's what I say. Also I say this: You should get some Crocs because they are supremely comfortable. Even if you hate commuting to Wellesley every day you can do it with weightless boatlike clogs in a "fun" color. That might make you feel better.
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