So, I'm moving from NYC back to San Diego....Read on

[flipskater1092]

A little about me if you didn't read up. I'm 21, am a big fan of any kind of sport on a board and just generally love life. I'm a huge fan of the sun and the beach and enjoy my nightlife quite a bit. I just like to go out and have fun, regardless of the surroundings. I'm also a huge optimist, so you'll always catch a smile on my face
with a nice comment to make you laugh thrown in for good measure. I like to think I can cook, but my menu is very limited. I do make a mean fried chicken though. I'm a really funny person who likes to put people in a good mood and you'll love me when you meet me.

Here's my situation. I'm living in Brooklyn, NY and plan on taking a trip to San Diego in a week or so which will hopefully turn into a full blown move. My landlord is giving me the boot up at the end of this month so her sister and kids can move in, and I'd much rather try and figure my living arraignments out where it's warm. I'm really limited on funds, but I figure if
I'm going to add excitement to my life, I should do it while I'm young and just go full force with whatever plans I think of.

I just need a place to stay when I arrive there, and hopefully I can figure something out from there. I'm more than willing to do your dishes , clean up, walk your dog, etc. and I am also completely open to all offers of employment.

I've lived in SD before, but all the contacts I had there were basically lost over time and they're no there anymore.

If you feel like you would like to house me for a few days, please let me know. If not, please let me know if you know of anything that might benefit my
journey. Thanks in advance

[sprankified]

sup man? have you tried craigslist?

[Tia]

Or couchsurfing? Google it. Apparently not as shady as it seems. Only good for a few days usually, but you know how it is.. a few days is better than no days.

[Like2spray]

Hey bro, hope you have a safe trip! It was nice to finally get to meet you!!

[Gutter]

crash at some phrat houses around the colleges there im pretty sure they wouldnt mind some dude sleeping on the sofa and doing all the house work.

[flipskater1092]

So I made it and I'm alive and well. I got in contact with a guy on the couchsurfing website and I'm crashing at his place for now. Should be able to stay for another week or so. After that, move on to the next surfing spot. I'm in the process of finding a job and hopefully have something at the dominos down the road from where I'm staying right now. The only problem with job hunting in my situation is I have no clue where I'm going to be actually living when I get that far. I don't want the distance between where I'm staying and my job to be too great, if you know what I'm saying.

My other problem is that I have like $45 left right now. I'm trying to figure that out too. I still have my TV in my room in Brooklyn, so if anyone is interested in at 27" flatscreen HD tv, let me know and I'll arrange for you to pick it up.

[rubytuesday]

It's hard moving across country but once you get your feet under you, I think you'll be very glad you did.

Good luck on the job hunt!

[Gutter]

just wondering but you could just get a job thats next to the train or bus stop so u wouldnt have to worry about transportation to much