yup
ain't nothing finer than spending a sunday on campus, mucking around with dreamweaver. though it's not as if my day would necessarily be better spent outside, since chicago has been in a kind of 40 days, 40 nights, 40 degrees scenario for the past week and a half.
anyway, happy mother's day to mine and yours! with the help of my awesome mom today, i figured out a way i can get to the wedding, move my furniture, attend my little sister's high school graduation, and spend at least a couple of weeks in d.c. this summer.
that said, if any of you all have any sort of atlanta expertise, especially in regards to where the cnn building actually is and what neighborhoods are near it that might be good to live in, and whether or not a car is necessary, i'd love to hear from you.
back to the css! woo!
Comments
CNN Center is in the heart of Downtown. It's easily accessible by interstate and major roads (Spring St.) but the neighborhoods immediately surrounding are not so savory. I would take a chance on Grant Park for some low-budget charm or Midtown if you have a little cash to spend on rent. Give this website a shot: http://www.atlanta-midtown.com/
A car isn't totally necessary, but is strongly recommended. Communting for work is fine, but it gets to be uncomfortable for your friends whenever plans are made. They know you'll inevitably ask for a ride if it's more than a mile away from a MARTA station (and most things are.)
Post A Comment