Here's what I have learned the past year and a half:
1. Think with your head and not your heart. It is your heart that gets you in trouble and sometimes even makes you fly to Tasmania and back twice!
2. Some jobs seem more glamorous then they appear.
3. Having a college degree doesn't mean anything. It's the people you know and the choices you make that matter.
4. No matter where you go and for how long, it is always nice to be back home.
5. If you think you have it bad, remember there are people out there who have it much worse.
6. Family and friends are the most important things on this earth. Call them, email them and hug them every chance you get.
7. Life is short. Make sure you do the things you dream of doing. Travel, take a day off of work just because, laugh, eat ice cream, have a glass of wine.
8. I am not perfect and never want to be. Life would be boring that way.
9. With each door that closes a new one opens. You just have to be patient. (Something I am working on.)
10. That I don't know what life has in store for me next. But if it is anything like the past 28 years, then bring it on. Life is an adventure. Jump on board.
I WAS BORN WITH A SUITCASE IN MY HAND: ADVENTURES AROUND THE WORLD Becky Rochester would gladly live out of a suitcase if it meant she could see the world, and that is what she did and continues to do today. She has lived in WI, IL, PA, CA, OR, New Zealand and Australia. Working in different wineries and vineyards and now a brewery, she lives life to the fullest. Sometimes following her heart instead of her head put her in some difficult situations, but she wouldn't change a thing.
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