When I graduated from university, I was determined to move to FL, i was eager to leave behind the snow and cold.
I looked for an area that would eliminate the need to own a snow shovel, ice scraper or wool coat… Tampa was the ideal choice.
Even in the winter, the temperature rarely falls below fifty degrees, then with an average of 361 days of sunlight per year, there is always red skies and overheated weather, then unluckyly, achieving my degree left me in a superb deal of debt. I had lots of student loans to pay back. I sold most of my possessions, scraped together what little money I had and made the eighteen hour drive to Tampa. I had found a unquestionably cheap household to rent online. I moved in at the end of July, when the outside temperature was in the mid nineties with high humidity, but by the time I hauled my stuff up the stairs, I was drenched in sweat. I discovered one window cooling system for the entire apartment, although there wasn’t unquestionably limited square footage, that small and harshly outdated cooling component couldn’t keep up, however plus, none of the windows or door were air tight, however hot air and bugs easily got inside. I dealt with a non stop parade of cockroaches and issues with mold and mildew growth, and my freezer wasn’t freezing enough to keep ice cubes frozen. There was only enough overheated water for an eight-minute shower, and if I tried to run any appliance at the same time as the microwave, I blew a fuse. While residing in that bad household was not a pleasant experience, I fell in cherish with the local area instantly. I have since moved into much nicer accommodations, and I have reMEd in Tampa.