Personal Narrative-Year-Round Vacation

Have you ever taken a vacation and fallen in love with the place? You actually find yourself so at home that you decide there and then that you are going to pull up stakes and relocate so that you can live your vacation year round. Whoa, hold on there. Vacationing is one thing, but living that vacation year round – you better do some online, and offline, research first.

Whenever we travel and go on vacation, we leave our everyday stresses behind. After all, that’s the reason for the vacation in the first place. We actually become a different person when we can fully relax and enjoy ourselves. When we are at that vacation spot we tend to feel that it is the place that is defragmenting us. In reality, the place has very little to do with our
While that was in progress, I researched businesses I wanted to contact. Once the research and resumes were ready, I wrote and sent letters of introduction and my resume to the different places where I thought I might like to work. So, before I packed up to return to my vacation paradise, I already had an itinerary of interviews lined up.

Returning to Hawaii to Live as a Native, Not as One Who Is on Vacation

For this return visit I decided to rent a car and efficiency for two weeks. That way I could live as a native to be sure I would be making the right decision. As I said, a vacation is quite different from day to day living. Also, making a huge relocation move from New York to Hawaii, I had to be sure I was being wise. There would be no moving back if I hated it.

I must say that those two weeks I spent interviewing, meeting some wonderfully interesting people and, yes, taking some time to vacation, turned out to be two of the best weeks of my life. Through several of my interviews I was introduced to other places where I also interviewed. One of the local radio stations on Oahu liked my track of employment so much that they began working on a new position at the station for