Williams Adjusting To WNBA, City Life

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Kamiko Williams is finding her niche in the WNBA with the New York Liberty. The Tennessee graduate reflects on the transition she's been dealing with as a rookie in the league.
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I am leaving today
I want to be a part of it
New York, New York

These Liberty shoes
They are longing to stray
Right through the very heart of it
New York, New York

I want to wake up in that city
That doesn't sleep
And find I'm queen of the hill
Top of the heap

My little town blues
They are melting away
I gonna make a brand new start of it
In old New York

If I can make it there
I'll make it anywhere
It's up to you
New York, New York

NY, NY - no place like it. She's not in Knoxville anymore. Hopefully she'll embrace and enjoy the experience once she gets over the overwhelming scale and dynamic nature of that wonderful city.
 
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tim said:
Yep, all that and the smell.
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Born and raised in Knoxville. Traveled and moved all over with my job, and now back in Knoxville retired.....but loved NYC...wouldn't mind living there again. That might have been evolution you smelled.
 
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Ducreux said:
Born and raised in Knoxville. Traveled and moved all over with my job, and now back in Knoxville retired.....but loved NYC...wouldn't mind living there again. That might have been evolution you smelled.
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Lol. There's a rea$on the south is full of New Yorkers. Great place to visit, but living there does not sound good to me. imo
 
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tim said:
Lol. There's a rea$on the south is full of New Yorkers. Great place to visit, but living there does not sound good to me. imo
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No doubt it's expensive in NYC, and it gets more so every year. I loved it when I lived and worked there right out of college. If you land a job that pays at least $100,000 you can afford an apartment that you'll be able to clean all of without moving your feet.

An ideal life plan would be to live there when young. Take in all the cultural benefits and diversity, make a ton of money, then retire in the South where all that money will support you for the rest of your life. But don't plan on moving back, because by then all that money won't buy you what you once had.
 
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