Frenchnuts is figuring out what she wants
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5 months ago
Currently, I live in Maine, but I havent changed my adderss yet on my license. SHould do it soon, before they catch me and I get fined.
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How I did it: I grew up in the same town and lived there all my life. I got so sick of the drama and ended up going to visit my friend in Charlotte, NC. I loved the city so much, I ended up going back to MI and quitting my job. A few weeks later, I drove back down to NC and in with my friend. Within a couple weeks I got a job, made some great new friends, but generally missed MI and my family. After 6 months, I came back to MI in order to finish school (I will be done with my Bachelors in about 6 months). I plan on moving again once I am done! Moving was one of the biggest decisions that I have ever made, but I'm so glad I did it! |
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How I did it: The first time, I drove on a two week vacation from Texas to Colorado and stayed in a friend of a friend's parent's second home and got a job that same week. Read how I did it…
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3 years ago
With the exception of one year of college, I’ve lived in the same town my entire life. I want to try something different, even if it’s just for a while.
well at least by size… I currently live about 7 hours from where I was born.. in the North East that would mean 1-2 states away, but not in Texas. We have hills, we have some nice rivers…
the beach down in the gulf of mexico is rather nasty… well the texas beaches… if you go further south it starts getting better and then you get into the carribean….
anyhow we have no mountains, the trees are not very tall compared to those you see as you travel east, or those over on the west coast.
I have traveled and stayed for weeks in several other states, but I’d really like to be in one for an extended period.. eg live there. Colorado, California, New England states, would be a first choice… but just about any other would be ok.
