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member maintenant on baise? 
Joined: 04/11/08 Location: 9300 ft higher than you%2 Posts: 10,505 |
So...I am 99% sure I am moving to the Seattle area late September of this year. However, I've never actually been there.
(Call me crazy.)
Anyway, this is a fairly open-ended post, I realize, but I was wondering if any of you wonderful ninfans could offer me advice? As in, good parts of town to live/work? (Know of any jobs, etc?) I've been trying to ask around, about all of it, but it's a bit overwhelming. (Nothing I haven't done before, however.) Any offered advice would be GREATLY appreciated, either in here or via PM. I'm so excited to move I could explode. |
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member maintenant on baise?
Joined: 04/11/08 Location: 9300 ft higher than you%2 Posts: 10,505 |
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member maintenant on baise?
Joined: 04/11/08 Location: 9300 ft higher than you%2 Posts: 10,505 |
~Kimmeh~ posted: I'll probably not have a car (still), at least not right away, since most of my saved money will go toward moving costs. :-\ As for work-- I'm really willing to do about anything. Waiting tables, etc., until I find something more in my career. ("Career" wishfully thinking = something back in academia, in a writing center, writing/publishing; though I'm really willing to do about anything aside from F&B management.) I say this completely truthfully, and in a non-cliche way: I am intelligent, hard-working, a quick learner, and worth training for any job. I have excellent references from every job I've worked.  |
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member maintenant on baise?
Joined: 04/11/08 Location: 9300 ft higher than you%2 Posts: 10,505 |
^^Yeah, this is true, about travel time/money being worth it for a job. I don't even know which specific area (in or outside of Seattle) I'll be living/working in.
That website is a huge help! I hadn't heard of it-- thanks! |
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You can sleep in my closet, with all the other gimps I've been collecting from nin.com.... Just saying....
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