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Ava

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Sat Aug-01-09 05:27 PM
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my room is a disaster area right now

Edited on Sat Aug-01-09 05:28 PM by Ava

clothes are everywhere.. i'm cleaning out things i don't ever wear and deciding what stays, goes, and will be shipped later. i have just a little over three weeks before i use my one way ticket to NYC. :woohoo:

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fizzgig

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Sat Aug-01-09 06:27 PM
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1. good luck with that

my whole apartment is a disaster right now, but that's because we moved in yesterday. now if only i could take a nap and wake up to everything being unpacked.

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Ava

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Sat Aug-01-09 07:49 PM
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2. i dread the actual move

but am excited about the post-move ;)

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Kat45

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Sat Aug-01-09 10:39 PM
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3. It's alll very exciting for you. Enjoy every bit of it!

Where are you going to school? I haven't been around here that much and I must have missed it.

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Ava

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Sat Aug-01-09 11:14 PM
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4. thanks!

I'll be attending NYU's Tisch School of the Arts where I'm studying film :)

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InternalDialogue

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Sat Aug-01-09 11:24 PM
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5. Ah, don't sweat it!

When you are there, you'll adapt. The things you have, you'll probably have a few things you wish you hadn't brought. The things you forgot, you'll wish you had them.

But you'll be in New York and happy and excited -- whatever happens, you'll figure it out.

Have a great time!

(I think they have stores in New York that sell things, so you can probably buy stuff once you're there. If not, you should probably really make sure you're taking everything you'll need.)

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Odin2005

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Sun Aug-02-09 12:20 AM
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6. Moving away from my parents was scary as hell and yet exciting at the same time.

But I only moved 50 miles from little rural MN hick town of 500 people to Fargo, I couldn't imagine moving cross-country. Moving from a town of 500 people to a city of 120,000 was enough of a shock, I couldn't imagine living in a city with millions of people!

Good luck! :)

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gmoney

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Sun Aug-02-09 12:39 AM
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7. they have stores there if you leave anything behind

Have a great adventure!

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texanwitch

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Sun Aug-02-09 12:48 AM
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8. I felt that way twice.

The first time was when I moved to Austin after high school.

The second time was when I was in the Army getting to ready to go overseas.

You have a big adventure waiting for you.

Have a great time.

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