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About Me:: I love new experiences, new challenges, new peeps. I enjoy working out, doing artys fartsy things(jewlery, knitting), I pretty much just travel around and get different serving jobs. I'm very laid back, spontaneous. I love a good mullet and great fanny pack.

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At 4:44pm on June 12th, 2008, Jason Salvatore said…: thought that was you fool! what you've been up too? where you at now suka!

At 12:59pm on February 14th, 2008, Jeffrey Bauer said…: Nicole, I know the otter cove is still hiring servers. However the plane to and from will cost around 700.00. Good luck.

At 10:37am on February 14th, 2008, Timothy Green said…: Actually they might hire you as a Trail Guide. Same kind of toured guiding as above, only you're on the ground and you get paid more. I think its 12.50 an hour + tips.

The farms in HI are a big thing for those who are trying to live a sustainable life style and "off the grid". Most farms let you live there for free in a little hut or house just as long as you work 10 to 20 hours a week. The work is usually pretty easy too, and if you want to work more, they'll pay you for it. Most farms are completely solar powered and run off of catchment water via the rain. Plus there's fruit growing all over if you get hungry. I lived on the Big Island over on the Hilo side. What all did you do on the Cruise ship? Did you make a lot of money?

At 11:29pm on February 13th, 2008, Timothy Green said…: A Vineyard? I'm not to familiar with that. Excuse my lack of knowledge, but is it something like picking grapes out in the country? Grapes grow on vines, so its the first thing that comes to mind, but please correct me if I'm wrong.

The Alaska thing... Well, It's going to be my first time up there. I got a job as a guide for a company that does high rope courses. Zip-lines and suspension bridges something like 150 feet up. I think they're still hiring guides. The website is www.alaskacanopy.com if your interested in that sort of thing.

So you worked in Hawaii? What did you do there? I lived there for about 8 months on one of those sustainable farms. Did you do something along those lines?