Too young?
May. 24th, 2004 04:20 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
transpaoIt's rare that I have regret about opening EcoVogue. I mean it's my dream. I love it. I want it to do well more then anything. But occasionally it has its draw backs.
http://www.thesca.org/about_us.cfm
http://www.livingroutes.org/
Those are two programs I've found that offer some sort of enviro experience that would be interesting and perhaps helpful in my field, as well as living accommodations, and stuff to put on resumes.
The SCA one is especially tempting because it's free, and I'd get academic credit for sure.
But that's not the only thing that sometimes bothers me about EcoVogue... I get scared sometimes... I've never lived outside of Atlanta (Metro area) I've traveled a bit but never lived... I can't even vacation really... well not unless I have a net hookup close by. I mean I've closed doors to things like foreign exchange programs.
I'd like to base EcoVogue out of Atlanta. I think that Atlanta has a great atmosphere for it. I think it's really possible here... but if I opened a B&M store here I'd be glued to Atlanta. I mean MAYBE it could get big enough where I could higher people to care for things while I travel or perhaps even get large enough to open multiple stores...
I mean right now I could live anywhere... with things being on the net and everything, but I can't take long trips or run off and do a volunteer program for the SCA because I'd have no one to ship orders for me. But this is possible on thing I'll keep telling myself when I start getting upset about not having a B&M store... as long as everything is still online I'm not glued to any one city forever.
http://www.thesca.org/about_us.cfm
http://www.livingroutes.org/
Those are two programs I've found that offer some sort of enviro experience that would be interesting and perhaps helpful in my field, as well as living accommodations, and stuff to put on resumes.
The SCA one is especially tempting because it's free, and I'd get academic credit for sure.
But that's not the only thing that sometimes bothers me about EcoVogue... I get scared sometimes... I've never lived outside of Atlanta (Metro area) I've traveled a bit but never lived... I can't even vacation really... well not unless I have a net hookup close by. I mean I've closed doors to things like foreign exchange programs.
I'd like to base EcoVogue out of Atlanta. I think that Atlanta has a great atmosphere for it. I think it's really possible here... but if I opened a B&M store here I'd be glued to Atlanta. I mean MAYBE it could get big enough where I could higher people to care for things while I travel or perhaps even get large enough to open multiple stores...
I mean right now I could live anywhere... with things being on the net and everything, but I can't take long trips or run off and do a volunteer program for the SCA because I'd have no one to ship orders for me. But this is possible on thing I'll keep telling myself when I start getting upset about not having a B&M store... as long as everything is still online I'm not glued to any one city forever.
