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I agree with this, although I''ve never been to Philly. Any place that doesn''t have any major weather issues like hurriances, tornados, and earthquakes or anything similarDate: 4/12/2006 8:43:51 AM
Author: Basset Hound
Not too many hurricanes or twisters. The ground doesn''t shake. I like to watch the seasons change.
You have a very valid point there. I like about 55 degrees. But humidity can be a real pain in the rump. I have been to Hawaii and that was really nice, I would not mind moving there. I also have thought about southern New Mexico. But since I had several opportunities to move out of the Phila area, I hung around, so I must like it here.Date: 4/12/2006 8:51:59 AM
Author: Caribou
I agree with this, although I''ve never been to Philly. Any place that doesn''t have any major weather issues like hurriances, tornados, and earthquakes or anything similarDate: 4/12/2006 8:43:51 AM
Author: Basset Hound
Not too many hurricanes or twisters. The ground doesn''t shake. I like to watch the seasons change.
Adding to that, the best place to live would have Fall with temps no lower than 50, Spring, and Summer with temps no higher than 80 and NO HUMIDITY!
you''re talking about San Diego,CaDate: 4/12/2006 8:51:59 AM
Author: Caribou
Adding to that, the best place to live would have Fall with temps no lower than 50, Spring, and Summer with temps no higher than 80 and NO HUMIDITY!
I love Wyoming, have you ever been to Jackson Hole?? It''s gorgeous!!Date: 4/12/2006 2:02:01 PM
Author: EBree
I want to live in San Francisco, and it''s a definite possibility once I finish school. I also dream of living in the Northeast, but I doubt my FI and I (native Texans) could handle that much cold.
Another place I dream of living is in the hills of Wyoming (breathtakingly gorgeous) but there''s not a whole lot out there.
Date: 4/12/2006 2:06:31 PM
Author: kaleigh
I love Wyoming, have you ever been to Jackson Hole?? It''s gorgeous!!Date: 4/12/2006 2:02:01 PM
Author: EBree
I want to live in San Francisco, and it''s a definite possibility once I finish school. I also dream of living in the Northeast, but I doubt my FI and I (native Texans) could handle that much cold.
Another place I dream of living is in the hills of Wyoming (breathtakingly gorgeous) but there''s not a whole lot out there.
what is a grit?Date: 4/12/2006 6:18:47 PM
Author: colormyworld
Xchick03 stole my thunder. Charleston S.C. is a great place. I''m right across the cooper river in Mt Pleasant. I think one of the things I like most is the seafood. (fresh caught the day it is cooked) Heck in the fall we can catch our own shrimp. Up to a 48 qt. cooler a day. Shrimp and grits are hard to beat.
Date: 4/12/2006 6:21:39 PM
Author: Basset Hound
what is a grit?Date: 4/12/2006 6:18:47 PM
Author: colormyworld
Xchick03 stole my thunder. Charleston S.C. is a great place. I''m right across the cooper river in Mt Pleasant. I think one of the things I like most is the seafood. (fresh caught the day it is cooked) Heck in the fall we can catch our own shrimp. Up to a 48 qt. cooler a day. Shrimp and grits are hard to beat.