Rae’s Violet San Antonio Adventures II

I thought I had it all figured out moving here to San Antonio and doing what I love. I did not. The struggle was real without a car because everything is far as all get out walking from here to anywhere. But at least the internship is fun!

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No more struggle b**ch hours for me! On June 20, I was finally relieved of my bus, Lyft, and Uber struggle time adventures in San Antonio. My parents drove all the way from Dallas on Father’s Day to bring me my car. I felt a huge load of depression lifted from my shoulders. Stay tuned for updates!

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Rae’s Violet San Antonio Adventures I

I thought I had it all figured out moving here to San Antonio and doing what I love. I did not. The struggle is real without a car because everything is far as all get out walking from here to anywhere. Also, my life is now a comedy with no shortage of plot twists. But at least the internship is fun! Stay tuned for updates!

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