I remember living in Boston....

and at the time I was very career driven. I had a lot of administrative experience. Office management/Human Resource type stuff. I was surely on my way to be coming successful. I was young. In my twenties. I had a lot going for me. It is strange for me to live in a place where my job options are limited. Working as a waiter can at times be fun. The pays not bad. I only have to do it seasonally. However, with that said running around getting ketchup for people is not something I was ever dreaming about as a kid. I did it as a job when I was in my teens. I remember the transition out of the restaurant world and into a more office corporate environment. I thought to myself "I'll never work as a waiter again." Yet, here I am now. I love Provinvcetown. I really do. But living here the goal is to just make money. It's not about career happiness at all. Not that working in an office corporate environment is something I really miss. Mostly, I just wish I was doing what I want to be doing with my life and career.