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I'm now 3-months in to my own gap year and I'm loving it. I'm working in the bay area, not teaching in an impoverished country, but it's been a huge kick-in-the
by peter_l_downs 14y ago
I'm now 3-months in to my own gap year and I'm loving it. I'm working in the bay area, not teaching in an impoverished country, but it's been a huge kick-in-the-ass to grow up. Dealing with rent, eating healthily, managing money — it's been both more difficult and more interesting than I expected. I've gained a lot of respect for my parents with regards to simply keeping a family going. Not to mention the incredible things I'm learning from working and socializing with people much older than me. If anyone else out there is considering a gap year I say: go for it.
- timjahn 14y ago"I've gained a lot of respect for my parents with regards to simply keeping a family going" Adding a child (or multiple children) to the mix gives "keeping a family going" a whole new meaning. :)