Faye Marshall January 14th 2002
             AUGUSTA GEORGIA -VS- BREA CALIFORNIA
             There are many different opinions and beliefs about all the States in the U.S.A. I myself have had the experience of living in both Georgia and California. I lived in Augusta, Georgia for 18 years, so I believe that I do know some things about the state. I am residing now in Brea, California at the moment and have done so off and on for the past year.
             For me Augusta was a very nice place at the time of growing up, but looking back now it seems so foreign. The weather in Augusta can be predictable some days and then on other days it will change in the blink of an eye. Georgia is known for there humid hot Summers and they're unpredictable winters. It can be as hot as 105 degrees in the summer along with a massive thunderstorm when you least expect it. The winters are mostly mild but then you can be greatly surprised when you wake up one morning with a 5 below zero and even a hailstorm.
             California is pretty much the same depending on of course where you live in the state, but with my experience where I live which is in Brea, every day is like the day before. Sun, Sun, Sun, which is not a bad thing. Some parts of California even suffer with a bit of smog, and occasionally it might be cloudy and rain. But overall it is indeed the Sunshine State.
             Jobs in Georgia are very scarce and hard to find at the best of times. There are lots of farms everywhere and in the small towns you will find shops and of course golf courses. A lot of the economy sometimes relies on tourism, except of course in the big cities. But still not exactly the cream of the crop as far as job selections go.
             Jobs in California are thriving with a multitude of many positions in different fields. It is not hard to find a job here at all. California has a much broader selection of employment to pick from. California has a high Comput
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