kitkatkittyau said:
Oh my gosh, WOW, you so know me.... Shut up, you have no clue of my motives. And if all your going to do is try and bring people down, your obviously more bored than I am. So my post is dedicated to you.
Seriously have you contacted local service organisations or Meals on Wheels type people and volunteered.
This has two advantages - one you will have something to do and it will also look good on your CV when applying for work.
Many, Many Many year ago when I finished my HSC in a country town I spent my break working for Meals on Wheels and the local Red Cross manning the tea stand during a bushfire.
It was something totally different and I really enjoyed. I am actually looking forward to retiring in xxxxx years so that I can get back into doing this sort of thing more regularly rather than just in the school holidays as I do now when I visit my parents who still live in the town.
The reason that they like me coming over the Christmas break is that many of their regulars go on holidays but I am there on holidays and can help them a couple of days a week for that time.
You will also feel good about yourself as you are doing things for others who can't always do things for themselves and learn something different about yourself.
I do hope that you will find something constructive to do.
If the above suggestion doesn't appeal what about trying to learn a new skill or craft - again something different to what you have been doing but something you find enjoyable. You may have to try a few things first to find something to do but try new things during this time and don't just say - 'living in a country town is soo boring'. If you try something new you may even meet people in the town you didn't even know lived there and learn more about them and the town.
Just suggestions -
