I live in small area of America. It is not very diverse where I live, and I would like to meet more diverse people. I am considering moving to San Francisco. I've never been to San Francisco. I am also considering moving to Austin. I think I would have to learn Spanish to live in Austin. I am considering moving to NYC. I am moving next month. I'm currently looking for apartments. I will be going to school in New York. I want to become a lawyer. I may have found a roommate.
I live in America but My family live in South America. I speak Hmong and English is my second language. I am not very good at it and use my computer and phone to translate. I have a friend named Noah till 1 year and can speak Hmong. I have 2 friends who speak a different langues. I use Hmong but my dad is bilingual. I'm in school and very busy. I text my family every day. I've never been to San Francisco, but I'd like to. I loved visiting NYC. I like all the people and things to do in NYC. I have visited New York City. I liked eating hot dogs at Coney Island. I am visiting my mother next month for her birthday. I'm currently in school. I'm taking my finals next week. I am studying really hard for my finals, and am a little overwhelmed. I am passing my classes. I like to research things before making big decisions. I do not have a major yet. I am taking prerequisite classes right now. I am taking English language classes to improve my speech. I use resources outside of class to improve my English.
I finally found this beautiful apartment that isn't too far of a subway ride from campus! Oh that is great. Has your room mate looked at it yet? Not yet, but talking to them they don't seem too picky and this apartment has most of the things they wanted, so I am hoping for the best I am sure it will go well for you. It took me forever to find a good spot to live for school. I actually ended up moving like three times this year, but I am finally in a good spot. I can walk to campus and my job.  Three times? Moving is dreadful, I can only imagine doing it three times in a year! I didn't unpack the first time. I knew it wouldn't last. And the second place was a hotel for a few weeks, so it was more like a temporary spot because the first place didn't even have hot water all the time. The place was awful. I am glad I am here, it would be so hard to study with flickering lights and worrying about my AC going out again That all sounds terrible, but I am glad moving was not that big of a hassle each time. How was it living in a hotel for a few weeks? Longest I've been in a hotel was a few days! I did enjoy the continental breakfast every morning. It was nice getting to go grab a waffle, some eggs and sausage and biscuits a danish and coffee, run to my room and put most of it up for later. I rarely bought food. Oh, and the hot water lasts forever there. I do miss having hour long hot showers when I need to destress. What all does your possible apartment have? Oh just the essentials, it might actually be nicer living in a hotel. It has two bedrooms, a bathroom and a really nice living room area. There is even a patio with a really nice view if someone just needs to go outside and think Oh that is great. I have a balcony where I am, and I usually get my best late night studying in out there when it is not raining. It is important to have access to outside. I agree. If I am going to have an apartment I don't want to have to leave the building or just stare outside a window to get a semblance of outside It would also be good to make sure you are close to a park and at least one fast food joint!