Last Friday, I successfully conducted a job interview for an internship at a graphic design agency in San Francisco.
So, starting November, the Bay Area will have to endure my presence for four months.
If my visa goes through. Which I'm sure it will (Oh my Rowling, please go through, visa....).
I have already ordered my "Jesse and the Rippers" shirt from busted tees, so the only problem left to solve (aside from aforementioned visa situation) is housing.
Does anybody have ANY super secret tips for me? What is the best webpage to look for flatshares/rooms for four months? Which areas of the city should I avoid unless I want to be stabbed in the kidneys for my iPod? Which suburb is sufficiently conected to public transport so one could fathom living there instead of the centre? Who has a comfy couch for me to crash on for four months?
Okay, so maybe I wasn't quite serious about the last one.
But if you have any wisdom for me regarding rooms for 24 year-old foreign graphic design students on internships, spill, please!
Thanks








I was actually listening to this song when I read this, ironic.
Congrats btw!! Sounds amazing, and San Francisco is brilliant
Don't let me discourage you too much, i'm just a teenager and i really don't pay much attention to this stuff, i just hear tidbits here and there.
Good luck!
p.s. how are you liking Pride and Prejudice and Zombies? I'm about half-way through.
I'm still not sure what to think of Pride and Prejudice and Zombies. Mr. Collin's (or Charlotte's) fate is hilarious, and the adaptation is just my kind of mad geniius. Plus, I find it fascinating how Graham Smith manages to maintain the appropriate language whilst writing battle scenes ("Pulling her dagger skywards").
If anything, it is a very interesting example of postmodernism in literature.
So good to know I'm not the only dork who went for that book like a fat kid (ok:me.) goes for cake.