Haha, that wise old owl. However, I would think that the nastiness of the vulture brain is what would make it so effective. Isn't it the crazy mixture of chemicals that inhibit and alter the delicate balance of the brain, creating the trip?
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I like how you think lol. Being a traveler myself, I'm surprised I didn't think about it like that. I appreciate a fresh perspective ;)
lol. Thanks, homie :) I love to travel also. Where's the furthest place you've ever been from your home?
I live in Colorado, and the furthest I've been from home is technically Belize. I was only there for a few hours, and was staying nearby in Bacalar, Mexico with my girlfriend at the time. This summer. How about you?
That's pretty awesome. I've never been to Mexico or Belize. I'd really like to get further south someday. I live in Washington State now but I did live in South Korea for a year. I was stationed there while in the military. It was pretty sweet, I'd like to go back someday.
Wow South Korea! That's a ways away! How cool. I've never been overseas before. What branch of the military were you in and what job did you have? If you don't mind me asking. I live in Colorado Springs, which is basically a fort head. Lots of military people here. I don't know you, but wouldn't peg you for the military type
Haha, especially not with all the talk of smoking vulture brains, I'm sure. Doesn't seem too military-like. I was Air Force though for eight years, and I did communications work. It was good while I was in, but I needed my freedom back, so I got out after my enlistment was up. Went back to school, got a degree in creative media and digital technology, and here we are! Sometimes I toy with the idea of going back into the military, but I don't know if I would. So many rules. Haha
Well it sounds like you definitely used your time wisely and got into some work you'd use after you left. Good on ya! The Air Force Academy is here in the Springs. If I ever joined a branch it would've been the Air Force, but I'm too much of a hippy haha. Got my degree in biology, always wanted to do field research or something outdoors, but ended up teaching. Guess it's never too late!