Oh good god I'm moving to New York.

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Mar 22nd 2009, 4:28 pm

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Rete

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Re: Oh good god I'm moving to New York.

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Originally Posted by Sarah

His workplace is in Flushing and seeing as he's lazy he wants to be as close to work as possible, so ideally in Flushing itself or anywhere else in Queens, but the reality is we're open to anywhere.

Which might not be good if the place you are renting does not have public transport to his place of business. Then you are talking about driving and driving in rush hour in Queens is a bitch.

Mar 22nd 2009, 4:35 pm

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Rete

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Re: Oh good god I'm moving to New York.

Here's some

http://www.mynewplace.com/apartments...wcm2-serp-city

Mar 23rd 2009, 2:18 pm

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Ridski

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Re: Oh good god I'm moving to New York.

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Originally Posted by Rete

hehehe I have worked in Manhattan for 34 years and have never been there ... how's that for keeping up?

If you do go there, make sure you have a cold. Or some other kind of nose protection...

Mar 23rd 2009, 2:43 pm

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Ridski

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Re: Oh good god I'm moving to New York.

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Originally Posted by Rete

Which might not be good if the place you are renting does not have public transport to his place of business. Then you are talking about driving and driving in rush hour in Queens is a bitch.

True, and although Flushing is a pretty big area, it's well served by bus, subway and Long Island Rail Road. Check out mta.info to get an idea of what public transport and is like near your OH's office and plan to move near whatever lines go there. Even better is if you can find more than one option.