Wow, spelling isn t your strong point is it?Little 5 Points in nowhere near 5 Points. They are in two completely different parts of town.5 points is downtown near GSU and Underground ATL. Little 5 Points is at Moreland Ave and Euclid and is not accessible by the train.Atlantic Station is in Midtown and is also not serviced by the train but there is a shuttle bus from Arts Center Station.
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I m pretty sure if you have a stable job where you are right now, you ll make pretty good money here in California if you bring your resume and background information with very good feedback from your employees/boss/etc etc. As for the cost of living, remember that California is one of the wealthiest states out there. Apartments are pretty expensive, maybe $1000-3500 for rent a month. Homes that are put for lease are pretty flexible in the suburbs with negotiation when it comes to the payment of rent. Overall, plan on saving some money for expenses. Apartments are already kind of costly and on top of that you need to pay for the heater, (for the winter season) and an air conditioner is very convenient especially for the summer. It gets very dry and when you get home, the last thing you need is a dry and stuffy house.Clothes and food are very expensive and costly here, therefore, groceries are not a joy for most people. North California is typically a bit more expensive than Southern California so it all depends on where you plan on moving. Both sides of the state are very worthwhile. I don t have that much information to be based on, I have no idea if you re going by yourself or with a few more people. I don t know where you re planning on moving. But in the advice I gave above, I gave a pretty broad explanation that gives you an idea of the lifestyle in California. It s a beautiful state; every morning you wake up with a sunrise and you go back from work with a sunset. You won t regret it! if you move here! Hope I helped.
California has a very high cost of living and the housing market is in the tank (just like the job market). Schools are going down the drain too. California ranks in the lowest 10 states in standardized testing at public schools. Services are being cut and our Governor doesn t seem to care that there s not enough water in the Central Valley to grow the crops desperately needed for employment. I could go on and on but as a California native, I would advise you seriously consider the pluses and minuses of the move. It s not easy living her but there ARE some advantages. Think mountains and beach in the same day!
I live in California my mom is an ultrasound tech at a Scripps Hospital.I know she makes about $37 an hour and she works part time.Living expenses aren t cheap out here, but i m sure you sould find an affordable place.Hope this helps :]
Ultra-sound techs get good money.You have to make sure your credentials will transfer. Sometimes your college credits and certificates won t be valid in different states. California is wonky about accepting the education/credentials from other places.
Depends were in Cali: northern more quiet area or like LA/Beverly Hills (my uncle lives there and everyone s really rich)
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People have been leaving Calif. at the rate of 1000 per day for the last four years, due to failing economy.
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I don t know about 60 degrees being the maximum, since most areas of the northeast, even in the coldest areas, will still hit 80 usually in the summer. You should look into the city of Burlington, Vermont. It s a nice place and they have mild summers there (not usually much over 80 degrees.) And they have cold, snowy winters. They get a fair amount of snow. They are right off of Lake Champlain, and fairly near the Great Lakes region of the U.S. which means they get Lake Effect snow (intense snow that builds up over the Great Lakes and then dumps snow just to the east of the Great Lakes.)There are a lot ski resorts in that area, and the city of Burlington is a nice college town. Check it out.
You should live in either Maine, New Hampshire or Vermont.New Hampshire and Vermont have beautiful mountains and have very nice small towns near the mountains. Maine also has places like that, but Maine really doesn t have mountains.All three of those states have a lot of snowfall during the winter and they don t get too hot during the summer.However, it can get up to 80 or higher during the summer up there. However, when it is 80, its not humid, and believe me, it feels cooler than that.I ve been to Maine and New Hampshire during the middle of the summer and it is beautiful up there!
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Mission Jewelry Loan2318 Mission St.Well I haven t been there in awhile. I went one time with my boyfriend when I was in Los Angeles and then we drove up there to SF. There are a lot of pawn shops around though.Yeah but a lot of places try to rip you off and will not pay anywhere close to what it should be. Don t just accept the first offer if you don t see it as fair.Good luck : ]
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