So Much to Do

In one week I'll be flying back to Canada ending my one year working holiday in Ireland and I've got so many mixed emotions about it. Along with those mixed emotions comes a slew of things I need to try and address and take care of prior to coming home as well as an enormous list of things to accomplish when I get back.

I am in a bit of a crisis regarding my luggage because over the course of the year I've engaged in relentless retail therapy leaving me to wonder where the hell I'm going to be putting everything without getting charged at the airport for having too much shit. I am going to have to start going through my things and deciding if there's anything I can leave behind / donate to make room for the things I definitely want to keep. I also had intentions of bringing home souvenirs for friends and fam but it's looking like that's going to be kind of impossible at this point unfortunately. My urge to shop definitely got the best of me lol

I also need to address paperwork regarding my taxes so that I get back money I over payed so that's something I need to be looking in to. I know there's forms and such I just don't know if I'll get them before I leave or after so an investigation is necessary. Considering I didn't save a dime the entire time I was here, any money I get back for my return to Canada is going to be a blessing at this point. 

Finally, when I get home there's a billion things I need to do. Re applying for my health card, deciding if I'm going to reissue my drivers licence and try to get my G2 prior to January when it expires or just give up on that until I come back from New Zealand (if I go). I also need to start thinking about work if for some reason I can't go back to my job at Healthy Mamas. Tim Hortons has already reached out to me about setting up a meeting so I know that that would be an option but I'm not sure it's something I want to do on a full time basis.

Ugh, reintegrating back into my old life is going to challenging but fun at the same time. I must say, I'm really going to miss Dublin. This has truly been an amazing experience.

HAPPY VEG