Teaching is hard...

While I'm sure no one would disagree, I didn't think I would find it this difficult. I am much more of a "here let me do it" type of person and that is not the personality you need to be a teacher. 

That being said, I love my job. I get to spend every day (rain or shine or sleet or snow or hurricane) outdoors. I get to hang out with some fifth graders that are usually pretty dang funny, and I don't have to pay rent (adulting win) 

All in all, my job is awesome, it's just not for me. And that's ok, knowing what you don't want to do is just as (if not more) important than knowing what you do want to do. 

And now It's that time of year, job hunting season, and I have found a few things that look pretty cool. Although it is time to look, it is not quite time to decide. I will have to wait until probably March to figure out where I am working for the summer. But that's sort of the appeal of living like this. I like the not knowing as much as I like the planning. 

I'm definitely never bored that's for sure. 

Now, a list of things I know. 

1. I don't want to teach
2. I want to be outdoors 
3. I want to travel
4. I don't want to work in an office
5. I don't want to stay in one place for an extended period of time 

Eventually I'll figure out how all of these things fit together and create a job, but for now I am happy bouncing around seeing the sights.