State of the Union

[bubosquared]

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?

Comments

Re: OK.

[larean.livejournal.com]

You know, the job market is plentiful in Nashville (with fields you should find work easily in, considering you have experience and are willing to work full-time year-round), and it's much cheaper to live here, if you're willing to "start out" elsewhere ...

:D

no!

[apetslife.livejournal.com]

NO! She should come to NY!

All I'm sayin' is that it's a bit of a pain. TOTALLY worth it, though.

Don't you steal her away!

*grin*

Re: no!

[larean.livejournal.com]

I wouldn't wish Nashville on someone for the long-term, anyway. :)

Re: OK.

[bubosquared.livejournal.com]

Well, no offense to Tenessee, hun, but I need the sea relatively nearby in order to be able to live somewhere. The sheer size of the damn country scares me enough as it is. I wanna be near the exit, y'know? ;D

Re: OK.

[larean.livejournal.com]

Oh, yeah. I know all about that ... (if NYC doesn't work out, try Boston).

The exit! LOL! :D