So, what do you do after graduation if you don't go NFL
Oct 23, 2023 11:49:02 GMT -5
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Post by sader1970 on Oct 23, 2023 11:49:02 GMT -5
No, not quite a version of Fr. Markey's NBA, but thought some might be interested in Peter Oliver's exploits since graduation.
Well, as he told me:
He also happens have been appointed to the Holy Cross Board.
Or becoming a physical therapist?
And, being an eclectic fellow, how about vans? As posted on his LinkedIn profile:
Well, as he told me:
Hey XXX! Thanks! I’m down here [Ecuador] doing volunteer work for a year. How did you meet your wife? [She's from Peru]
Or becoming a physical therapist?
And, being an eclectic fellow, how about vans? As posted on his LinkedIn profile:
Van life
Ok, so recently I’ve been obsessively watching videos and reading about the logistics of living in a van. As I’ve mentioned in a previous blog, I am planning on working as a traveling physical therapist after earning my DPT. While doing this work I can earn contracts working for 13 weeks or more at some location in the US.
I may have mentioned this earlier, but I hadn’t looked into the logistics. It’s no easy task. Yet I think it would be worth it. Check out these van tours.
pin.it/3qFOg9F
Isn’t that inspiring? I like the wrap that the van in the second link has too.
There’s so much that goes into it. I am going to learn basic plumbing, wiring, carpentry, and tiling to bring this van to fruition.
I have to think about how I will have enough power for lighting, a fridge, and other utilities. I’m also planning on putting in a shower and a composting toilet. The possibilities are endless.
I also realize that living in a van is not all sunshine and rainbows. It can be difficult to find a place to set up shop for the night and problems can arise with the van where repairs need to be done.
Either way, the prospect of being able to have freedom in between contracts to travel wherever I want is incredibly exciting for me. I want to visit all of the national parks, go to the majority of the countries in south and Central America, and a few in Europe including but not limited to Scotland, Italy, Spain, and Switzerland. Oh, and of course Bali!
I will continue to update if their are any developments here!
Much love,
Peter
Ok, so recently I’ve been obsessively watching videos and reading about the logistics of living in a van. As I’ve mentioned in a previous blog, I am planning on working as a traveling physical therapist after earning my DPT. While doing this work I can earn contracts working for 13 weeks or more at some location in the US.
I may have mentioned this earlier, but I hadn’t looked into the logistics. It’s no easy task. Yet I think it would be worth it. Check out these van tours.
pin.it/3qFOg9F
Isn’t that inspiring? I like the wrap that the van in the second link has too.
There’s so much that goes into it. I am going to learn basic plumbing, wiring, carpentry, and tiling to bring this van to fruition.
I have to think about how I will have enough power for lighting, a fridge, and other utilities. I’m also planning on putting in a shower and a composting toilet. The possibilities are endless.
I also realize that living in a van is not all sunshine and rainbows. It can be difficult to find a place to set up shop for the night and problems can arise with the van where repairs need to be done.
Either way, the prospect of being able to have freedom in between contracts to travel wherever I want is incredibly exciting for me. I want to visit all of the national parks, go to the majority of the countries in south and Central America, and a few in Europe including but not limited to Scotland, Italy, Spain, and Switzerland. Oh, and of course Bali!
I will continue to update if their are any developments here!
Much love,
Peter