Moving to Paris

[Amelie]

Being an artist, the place I dream of most(to quote Tony Hancock) is Paris. I've recently been told I should go for it , and not regret what I don't do, and as I've wanted to live in paris since I was 5, I think maybe, I should stop the excuses and go for it. The thing is, with not much money, I was more for buying a small(very) apartment/bedsit to use at weekends, but other people tell me i should rent. I've heard that every rented apartment that comes up has at least 30 potential 'rentees' and it was easier to buy, and just wondered what other people thought. If I was to get a place, it would be in the Montpernasse/Montmarte/St Germain areas as i did a bit of looking last time I went, and you can get a bedsit(suitable for weekend visits) for 20,000. (Which I haven't exactly got, but if anyone wants to loan me the money??????only joking!!!) All comments would be very welcome.

[BRUNO]

>Being an artist, the place I
>dream of most(to quote Tony
>Hancock) is Paris. I've
>recently been told I should
>go for it , and
>not regret what I don't
>do, and as I've wanted
>to live in paris since
>I was 5, I think
>maybe, I should stop the
>excuses and go for it.
> The thing is, with
>not much money, I was
>more for buying a small(very)
>apartment/bedsit to use at weekends,
>but other people tell me
>i should rent. I've
>heard that every rented apartment
>that comes up has at
>least 30 potential 'rentees' and
>it was easier to buy,
>and just wondered what other
>people thought. If I
>was to get a place,
>it would be in the
>Montpernasse/Montmarte/St Germain areas as i
>did a bit of looking
>last time I went, and
>you can get a bedsit(suitable
>for weekend visits) for 20,000.
>(Which I haven't exactly got,
>but if anyone wants to
>loan me the money??????only joking!!!)
> All comments would be
>very welcome.


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