Heading Back East!
It looks like my time here in Oregon is drawing to a close. I'm leaving here to start grad school at the University of GA in Athens. I'll be working on a Master's of Landscape Architecture so that I can teach. It's something I've wanted to do since I was getting my undergraduate degree, and it looks like the time is finally right.
As of tomorrow morning I'm hitching up the trailer and getting out of town. My plan is to haul ass to Fayetteville, spend a week with family, then drive from there to my father's place in Highlands NC. I'll use his house as a base to get set up in Athens, before heading up to Northern VA to visit friends and collect my stuff from storage.
Orientation starts Aug. 10, and classes on the 16th. I've got a full plate, as I'll be taking a full load of courses plus a Teaching Assistantship - I'll be teaching one of four sections of a second-year LA design course. If nothing else, it should keep me busy.
posted by An Arkansas Traveler @ 9:01 AM
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Well, I welcome you to Georgia. Although I am not a native...the last 5 years haven't been all that bad here. Coming from New Olreans to here has been an improvement in climate. The last few days here have been REALLY HOT...but the humidity is nothing compared to Nawlins humidity.
Just know that LSU is a better football team than UGA... =)
And he's off.....for another whirl-wind tour of the US.....good thing you got that tat, it keeps you heading in the right direction...looking forward to seeing you soon.
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