It feels like home

We've been in Vegas for about 4 weeks now and it's finally beginning to feel like home.  I am learning my way around and for the most part, I don't need to use the GPS on my phone.  I only use it when I go to a place where I've never been and I did that in Sacramento as well.

In Sacramento, the freeways run through the city.

The freeways are confusing here.  It's not like Sacramento at all.   They call it the spaghetti bowl.  If you look at the map, you can kind of see why they nicknamed it that.

In Vegas, however, they run around the city and don't often take you to where you want to go.  It's weird.

I am attempting to find a teaching job here in town.  I am in the process of filling out my paperwork to get my Nevada License.  They don't call it a credential here... but it's basically the same thing.  Thankfully the tests that I took in California will transfer over.  They only have the Praxis test in Nevada whereas we had to take the CBEST, CSET and the RICA.  Eventually I'll have to take a test on Nevada history.