Languages

Instead of moving to Montreal right away, I'm gonna save up go to Spain then France for a little bit. Like maybe a month and half in each country. Improving my knowledge of the language dramatically. Also being able to understand, and communicate in it way better then I can now. Which isn't that good haha.

Another thing that I want to do is go down to Peru, take a language course in Quechua. See my family. Explore Peru. Run off to Ecuador, Chile, Argentina, Uruguay, Bolivia, and Brazil.

Then instead of moving back to Banff, I'll move to Montreal right away. So I'm gonna have to save up at least $12,000. I know which is a lot to save up, but I'm pretty sure I'll be able to do it. If I really set my mind to it, and don't spend it on anything. Except knowing that I'll live elsewhere for a bit. Which excites me. I hope I'll be able to do all of this. By a certain time period. Or change my plans to realistically fit my other life plans. I need to get my academic priorities straightened out and stuff.

3 Fears

3 Fears of mine:

- Falling in love, and getting my heartbroken. Even though I've had my heartbroken a few times when I was a child. As well as living vicariously through TV shows and movies. Even though it was a small numbing pain, I don't want it to happen in real life. Since who knows what will happen, and what will I do.

- I'm afraid of moving to Montreal right away.
1) I may not be able to get a job, so then I'll have to move back here.
2) I'm afraid that I'm gonna remain stuck in Canada. So I want to go out and travel, experience the world like all my relatives have.

- While crossing the street listening to my music, or just as is without the music, that I'm gonna get hit by a car. I dunno, but for me that seems probable.

Paris bound

After watching the movie Amelie I've been inspired to move out to Paris. Since Paris seems to be a fun, and beautiful place to live. Plus it would be nice to live in a Parisian apartment, where there's a window in the bathroom. So that I'm able to take a nice hot bubble bath either in the late afternoon, or on a clear, starless, night. Listening to some classical, oldies, or relaxing French music. While enjoying a bottle or two of chilled wine, as well as enjoying a cigarette or two. I don't know why, but that whole life style appeals to me. Hopefully I'll be able to experience a portion of that once I move to Montreal. Which would be superb.