East Coast here I come!

[work_in_progress]

Thank you thank you! I'm really pumped up to go! I'm kind of expecting school to be a little rough down there. In my mind I see it as the "boot camp" of culinary. Kind of a wierd little analogy I came up with.

I'm so spoiled right now, working four ten hour days...3 days off a week. When I get back into food I'm gonna get worked! Hard stuff, but it's something that's always pulled me in. How's the accounting life?

My dad grew up in White Plains! So all his CRAZY MUY MUY LOCO Italian family is out there. I'll prolly get harrased a few times a day, but be good to get to know them. Haven't really had the chance to travel out there to do so.

Hope some people are there by the time I get there, I'm movin out as fast as I can!

[carajo]

Found out Duff went to CIA in Cali, not the frozen tundra of NY.

I still cook, and fatten up my fellow accountants. It might be better this way, I only cook for fun now.

[work_in_progress]

Originally Posted by carajo

Found out Duff went to CIA in Cali, not the frozen tundra of NY.

I still cook, and fatten up my fellow accountants. It might be better this way, I only cook for fun now.

Didn't know Duff had the nice sunshiney state. But I've been out to to the NY campus and it's beautiful, I'm also from ND so I'm accustomed to this "frozen tundra" you speak of.

I thought of just doing the cooking thing for fun, but I kept going back to the CIA website and doing one of these So I figured what the heck, better now than never.

[carajo]

Originally Posted by work_in_progress

Didn't know Duff had the nice sunshiney state. But I've been out to to the NY campus and it's beautiful, I'm also from ND so I'm accustomed to this "frozen tundra" you speak of.

I thought of just doing the cooking thing for fun, but I kept going back to the CIA website and doing one of these So I figured what the heck, better now than never.

Are you planning on getting your bachelor's degree, or just your associate's? My uncle has an associate's from the CIA, and it presents problems when you decide you don't want to chef any more. With the bachelor's degree, it qualifies you for a whole lot more jobs if you should someday decide that's not your thing any more. (Many jobs say "must have bachelor's degree" but they don't care what it's in.)

[work_in_progress]

Originally Posted by carajo

(Many jobs say "must have bachelor's degree" but they don't care what it's in.)

Haha, just got in a convo about this with someone. The IRS would be one such employer. But I am planning on getting my B.A. People have said they coulda gotten their AS and still gotten the same jobs as people with a BA. And all I'd need to do is do generals at some cheep school in order to get my BA since that's all we do in our last year and a half. Dunno tho, planning on getting the BA, have to see what the school folk say.

can't believe, <3 weeks and I'll be starting school! /psych