bubosquared | State of the Union

So. Facts re: emigration to NYC:

I'm young, I'm fairly presentable, I'm adaptable, I'm bilingual, I have a European high school diploma. I have a good chance of finding a decent job.
It is quite possibly cheaper to have my stuff shipped over there, so I don't have to worry about buying furniture. (Will, however, need new tv and video. But that's okay.)
While living inside the city is expensive, the suburbs are supposedly not that expensive. It's not like I've not been commuting all my life anyway.
If worst comes to worst, there are a number of people in/near NYC I could crash with.
I will need to contact the US embassy this week to find out how soon I would be able to get a visa.
I will need to cut down on all expenses and save money. Lots.
I am quite possibly insane. AUGUST?

I know there are bike lanes in some cities in Holland and I know there are bike lanes in some cities in Germany. I only assumed there would be in Belgium too but I guess I'm wrong. I always think of Europe as so much more logical in some ways than the US.

I think you and your bike will fit in fine in NYC too.

Well, Holland is notoriously well-adapted to bikes. Unfortunately, Belgium is not. ^_^

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