Rani pretty much mentioned everything that has been going on. She did an awesome job explaining pretty much everything. Last night we were looking at apartments and such while we were on a skype conversation and Rani came across an apartment that she showed me because the layout was perfect for a roommate scenario (the rooms were the same size and there were two bathrooms, the same). She said it might be too expensive for what we were looking for but then it hit us... why not Hartford instead of New York? I mean, that place is dead-smack in downtown and it's just beautiful. Even though we found a place in New York for just about the same price, this was not in downtown. It's about the same square footage but, I mean... this place is nice, trust me.

Now about school, I've decided that I'm just going to go MCC, do my certificate for Office Support Specialist and then continue on with my Associates. Then I plan to transfer to UCONN, which is not that far from here. It's about 30 minutes away. I found that they have a degree in Latin American Studies and one in Spanish and that they offer Latin American Literature courses so, that's always good. I mean, they don't really have a degree as perfect as NYU because NYU was more Caribbean and Spain or whatnot but, I mean... it's ok. A degree is a degree. Also, they have an individualized major degree which would be perfect because I could combine the Latin American Studies and the Spanish degree and whichever other courses and make the perfect degree.

I think things are just going well in the decision-making department with Rani and I. I'm really glad about the decisions we have been making lately. I am definitely in love with the idea of living in Harford because, trust me, this place is nice.

Other than that, everything is well. I hope everyone is doing ok. Rani and I will keep you guys updated if we make any more decisions, etc.

Take care of yourselves.

Peace.

--Zul

Labels: connecticut, decisions, downtown apartment, individualized major, MCC, move, New York, NYU, UConn

Rani pretty much mentioned everything that has been going on. She did an awesome job explaining pretty much everything. Last night we were looking at apartments and such while we were on a skype conversation and Rani came across an apartment that she showed me because the layout was perfect for a roommate scenario (the rooms were the same size and there were two bathrooms, the same). She said it might be too expensive for what we were looking for but then it hit us... why not Hartford instead of New York? I mean, that place is dead-smack in downtown and it's just beautiful. Even though we found a place in New York for just about the same price, this was not in downtown. It's about the same square footage but, I mean... this place is nice, trust me.

Now about school, I've decided that I'm just going to go MCC, do my certificate for Office Support Specialist and then continue on with my Associates. Then I plan to transfer to UCONN, which is not that far from here. It's about 30 minutes away. I found that they have a degree in Latin American Studies and one in Spanish and that they offer Latin American Literature courses so, that's always good. I mean, they don't really have a degree as perfect as NYU because NYU was more Caribbean and Spain or whatnot but, I mean... it's ok. A degree is a degree. Also, they have an individualized major degree which would be perfect because I could combine the Latin American Studies and the Spanish degree and whichever other courses and make the perfect degree.

I think things are just going well in the decision-making department with Rani and I. I'm really glad about the decisions we have been making lately. I am definitely in love with the idea of living in Harford because, trust me, this place is nice.

Other than that, everything is well. I hope everyone is doing ok. Rani and I will keep you guys updated if we make any more decisions, etc.

Take care of yourselves.

Peace.

--Zul

Labels: connecticut, decisions, downtown apartment, individualized major, MCC, move, New York, NYU, UConn