The rebound

So i just started getting back into the rythm of playing lots of poker after my recent large downswing. I took a few days off to clear my head and have some fun and now when i sit down for a session i don't have that stress lingering around waiting to be outdrawn to go on tilt. I have been playing really well, i'm not running amazing either but i've made about 3500$ this week i think in only 6000 hands of 1/2. After cashing out 2k for Vegas my BR is back up to $17,400 and i should be receiving somewhat around 2k for rakeback.

With all that in mind i have been trying to consider my poker career for the next month or so. I really need to buy a new Truck, i'm almost certain it will be a Toyota Tacomba, unless i win lots of dollars in Vegas. I'm going to finance the truck (if i can get a loan) that way i can preserve most of my BR. What i have been debating in my head is if i should rush back to 2/4, or just sit back at 1/2 for a few months and try to grind out a good living. I'm pretty certain i can beat 2/4, but the 1/2 game is sooo much softer. Anyways, here is a really funny hand from the day, apparently 200$ is nothing to this guy...

FullTiltPoker Game #2649963105: Table Cheyenne (6 max) - $1/$2 - No Limit Hold'em
Seat 1: Nethervoid ($198)
Seat 2: domino333 ($388.05)
Seat 3: MyNameIsBusto ($215.45)
Seat 4: Spear1 ($360.70)
Seat 5: dfk928 ($158)
Seat 6: expo_xxx ($51.25)
domino333 posts the small blind of $1
MyNameIsBusto posts the big blind of $2
The button is in seat #1
*** HOLE CARDS ***
Dealt to Spear1 [6s 6c]
Spear1 has 15 seconds left to act
Spear1 raises to $7
dfk928 calls $7
expo_xxx folds
Nethervoid folds
domino333 calls $6
MyNameIsBusto folds
*** FLOP *** [3h 6d 2c]
domino333 checks
Spear1 bets $20
dfk928 raises to $49
domino333 folds
Spear1 raises to $353.70, and is all
indfk928 calls $102, and is all in
Spear1 shows [6s 6c]
dfk928 shows [Qd Kc]
*** TURN *** [3h 6d 2c] [Ad]
*** RIVER *** [3h 6d 2c Ad] [9h]
Spear1 shows three of a kind, Sixes
dfk928 shows Ace King high
Spear1 wins the pot ($322) with three of a kind, Sixes