A Native NYer - First timer at bushouse living

[boysnberrygirl]

Hi everyone new here...learning from much experience here on mobile living and will continue to be on here...fun & informative

 

[EastCoastCB]

Looking forward to the fireworks later on?
I'd imagine you folks in NY have quite the display(s).

 

[boysnberrygirl]

Well the weather here is cloudy & gray rain off & on in forecast. Not much in BBQs. Might head to fireworks nr east river. A freelance writer, apt cleaner & tennis enthusiast. Rather be in Wimbledon, England watching live matches lol.

 

[EastCoastCB]

Have you spent much time in the UK?

 

[boysnberrygirl]

Long story made short. Worked for yrs at a college. Laid off many, me one of them. Tried messenger work here in City - terrible. Lots work little $$$. Hate office work. Asked what job to do. Yahoo chatter said she did pub cleaning in England; suggested I start cleaning. She visited here a lot. I went there. Hooked for life, lol. Adopted country. There for 10 day visit.

 

[EastCoastCB]

My better half is from Scotland.
The city centre of Glasgow. Not somewhere that I'd consider fun to visit.

Travel is a good thing though, for sure. I like the Netherlands and have had a lot of fun in the Caribbean too.

 

[boysnberrygirl]

Oh ok. One of my ex cleaning customers is from Scotland. The bu shouse would be my p/t time home-office. Have podcast on Twitter -TennisChat & "A Talk On..."

 

[boysnberrygirl]

Another advantage of bushouse- you never move away from ur neighborhood. Drive & Park

 

[EastCoastCB]

Lots of friends and family have property here so I have four or five places that I will live at for a few months at a time.

hoping to buy some property next year once I sell off some assets and investments. My bus is about consolidation!

Do you have some places to park already picked out?

 

[boysnberrygirl]

Yup. In this City has to be "alternate parking" for free.