Hello!<\/p>\n
It has already been a month since I arrived to San Diego<\/strong>! It looks it was yesterday when I landed here.<\/p>\n As exciting as challenging, it has been a really intense period. I had to adapt to a great number of new things and deal with unknown processes and situations:<\/p>\n First, getting a car. In San Diego<\/strong>, having a car is almost mandatory; distances are very large and there is no a useful public transport system. As I had already been warned, I put all my efforts in buying one as soon as possible and visited more than ten dealers until I found one. Then, finding a place to live. It is only a few days ago, after jumping in different short rent apartments, that I finally got an affordable room in the vibrant NorthPark. This is one of San Diego’s best up and coming neighbourhoods, with plenty of things to do, as well, as a vibrant night life.<\/p>\n In the office, I keep adapting to their work system and used software’s (it has almost been my first contact with Revit or Bluebeam). However, I have been really well received from my colleges. The company is involved in a wide range of really interesting projects, and I am being able to collaborate in some of them. In addition, it offers a great number of advantages for its workers, from free courses to keep learning to remote work if needed or, my favourite, the possibility of having two Fridays of per month.<\/p>\n Although, I am still trying to adapt myself to California and its lifestyle, it is now, after 4 weeks here, that I am starting to enjoy\/feel part of the city. I already had the opportunity to enjoy their amazing beaches and surf in La Joya Shores; try the famous burgers from In N’Out or the tasty mexican food in City Tacos, and more specially, enjoy my first 4th July as a real American, with a bbq and watching the fireworks from San Diego\u00b4s bay.<\/p>\n See you in the next month!<\/p>\n
\nNow I have a car, it is time to get my American driving licence!<\/p>\n