". . .life is short and the world is wide."
Simon Raven
I’m off to Corfu in 4 weeks for a mini adventure despite
still thinking about what to do about a big adventure. I know where I want to
go I’m just not sure I am brave enough to book it yet. I’m hoping getting away
from my everyday life and actually getting some time to relax and think about
what I want will help me decide.
I’ve been considering a working holiday for about 2 years
now, I’ve never really mentioned it to anyone it has just floated about my mind
popping to and from my thoughts every now and again. As I said in my first post
I have always wanted to see the world and as I get older I see a working
holiday as a great opportunity to do so. When I think working holiday I think
of Australia. It is about as far from the UK as you can get and about as
different I imagine as you can get, much better weather to start with.
I work as a hairstylist for a living and I have developed my
career in my hometown to pretty much a level I can’t increase on without moving
to London or living between London and home so I can start trying my hand photo
shoots and fashion shows. There is obviously more to this story but it would
take me a while to elaborate. I am hoping though that my profession will come
in handy if I go to Australia as I think they are still lacking in skilled
trades, at one point I think they would pretty much give hairdressers Visas as
they had huge waiting lists for appointments.
I think that using somewhere like Australia as a base while
I work and travel would hopefully give me the opportunity to explore the
surrounding areas too such as New Zealand and the South Pacific all while
knowing I can work to earn money to keep me going while I am out there. Unfortunately
talking with my parents doesn’t help me because they just point out all that
could go wrong and the money it will cost. I just wonder with all these people
that do go out there every year if it would go wrong for me?
If you have been out yourself please get in touch and let me know how the experience went for you and what I should be looking out for.
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