Well for those who come here right now for updates about my adventures in the Yukon, Let me catch you up a little... I love it here, as far as cities go This one's alright,. I have a beautiful view from my window at the mountains, and if I stay up late enough I can often watch the Northern Lights dance around from the comfort of my own room. For the record I'm not often up late enough and when I make an effort to be awake I seem to get there too early or too late and just see pictures of them from everyone else... but I've definitely caught them a few times.
I will say though the city is getting to me, so far this winter I've had a bullet come through our wall from our neighbors house, I crashed my car when someone pulled in front of me... again... a few blocks from where I work someone was brutally stabbed to death as part of a gang initiation.
After I crashed my car I drove a friends farm truck through the city every day to work, its really been a rough month or 2 honestly... and the worst part is I had great plans to tour the Territory before I leave in May, but now I've got no car it sure makes that difficult to leave my neighborhood... The worst part is, moments... literally moments... before poor Jasmine met her doom I prayed for a sign of whether I should stay or go. But how do you interpret a sign that either says "hey, now your stranded and need to be here longer to actually visit this place," or "you need to go home it isn't safe."
On one hand I feel like a failure if I go home, on the other my only commitment was a winter in the North. I've got job offers already in BC. I've got friends excited to let me move my bus onto their property up here. I guess I need to make a decision soon... It's beautiful up here guys, but sometimes I think my heart truly belongs in BC...