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Max Whittaker · 12-04-2006, 08:11 PM

The end of this year has been a crossroads for me. My service with Americorps ended, and I entered a short period of uncertainty. No. That implies that I'm no longer uncertain about my future. I'm very much uncertain. That's part of the fun of it all! Not knowing.

I managed to get a job at Whole Foods, which, I'm told is a big deal! So I feel good about my financial prospects. Additionally, I'm enroled in a class in college. One (1) class, because I've been out of school for a few years, and I know a full college work load would kill me.

My roommate moves out in January, and I'm trying to decide whether I want to get a place off my own, or find another roommate. I'm leaning toward living alone because you never quite know what you're getting when you choose a roomie. And, working at Whole Foods, I'm going to be around people all day long, then going to school... I'm going to need a place to myself; I don't want to have to deal with a roommate and whatever baggage he/she brings in our relationship.

The only positive of a roommate would be I'd be saving $200.00 a month.

So, 2007 is going to be interesting... I'm excited. I don't quite know what to expect. The past year and a half has been such a grand adventure; and it looks like it's not nearly over yet. It's just changed theme!

I realize I've not really been a part of this community for some time, now. Most of the new members don't know me, But I must say that once, this world of sitcomsonline was my world. Now I've moved into another world. But you never forget your home. You'all are still very special to me. It means alot to me to know that such a community still exists in cyberspace, with good, supportive people; all with a unique story, brought together for a common purpose: Sitcoms.

I don't watch sitcoms anymore. But there legacy is alive in you. Because they brought me to you. And I just keep coming back....

12-04-2006, 08:11 PM	#1
Max Whittaker I want Serenity back Forum Veteran Join Date: Apr 30, 2001 Posts: 6,180	Hail, to the Red Dawn... The end of this year has been a crossroads for me. My service with Americorps ended, and I entered a short period of uncertainty. No. That implies that I'm no longer uncertain about my future. I'm very much uncertain. That's part of the fun of it all! Not knowing. I managed to get a job at Whole Foods, which, I'm told is a big deal! So I feel good about my financial prospects. Additionally, I'm enroled in a class in college. One (1) class, because I've been out of school for a few years, and I know a full college work load would kill me. My roommate moves out in January, and I'm trying to decide whether I want to get a place off my own, or find another roommate. I'm leaning toward living alone because you never quite know what you're getting when you choose a roomie. And, working at Whole Foods, I'm going to be around people all day long, then going to school... I'm going to need a place to myself; I don't want to have to deal with a roommate and whatever baggage he/she brings in our relationship. The only positive of a roommate would be I'd be saving $200.00 a month. So, 2007 is going to be interesting... I'm excited. I don't quite know what to expect. The past year and a half has been such a grand adventure; and it looks like it's not nearly over yet. It's just changed theme! I realize I've not really been a part of this community for some time, now. Most of the new members don't know me, But I must say that once, this world of sitcomsonline was my world. Now I've moved into another world. But you never forget your home. You'all are still very special to me. It means alot to me to know that such a community still exists in cyberspace, with good, supportive people; all with a unique story, brought together for a common purpose: Sitcoms. I don't watch sitcoms anymore. But there legacy is alive in you. Because they brought me to you. And I just keep coming back....
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