Soooo Lisa… since you aren't planning on relocating to NC 
glare… do you have an idea where you might want to go?
glare… do you have an idea where you might want to go?Lounging By The Beach - Part 6
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I have been switching between watching a very poignant show, "The Amish Shunned: American Experience" and posting things here ranging from "a** for brains" to drunk chicks. I'm feeling a little personality disorder going on here! 
Soooo Lisa since you aren't planning on relocating to NC
I was curious too. Why not someplace like FL? Well, except for hurricanes, but there are natural disasters all over the USA.
I have been switching between watching a very poignant show, "The Amish Shunned: American Experience" and posting things here ranging from "a** for brains" to drunk chicks. I'm feeling a little personality disorder going on here!
...and we are loving it.
Soooo Lisa… since you aren't planning on relocating to NC
San Diego is not completely out of the picture. I know it well but am pulling back on that for various reasons. N.C. isn't either - but everybody seems to be flocking there. I can see why, but just that fact makes me wonder.... Of course my niece lives there, so she could push around my wheel chair later on if I end up there!
Other thoughts: Portland, Maine. Chattanooga. St. Augustine (yes, FL). You see a theme here; water....
I must be able to walk to things. Market, restaurant, bar, whatever. I am open to suggestions!
San Diego is not completely out of the picture. I know it well but am pulling back on that for various reasons. N.C. isn't either - but everybody seems to be flocking there. I can see why, but just that fact makes me wonder.... Of course my niece lives there, so she could push around my wheel chair later on if I end up there!
Other thoughts: Portland, Maine. Chattanooga. St. Augustine (yes, FL). You see a theme here; water....
I must be able to walk to things. Market, restaurant, bar, whatever. I am open to suggestions!
Ditch your DH and come to Central LA, Mon Cher.
My Only Mon Cher. Ditch your DH and come to Central LA, Mon Cher.
Heh-heh! After all my nagging about this topic I'm sure he's thought about ditching me! Seriously - I really not normally a nag at all; say it once, then drop it and try to fix the problem myself. On the topic of leaving here, I've been nag-nag-nagging for the last two years! I really mean it!
San Diego is not completely out of the picture. I know it well but am pulling back on that for various reasons. N.C. isn't either - but everybody seems to be flocking there. I can see why, but just that fact makes me wonder.... Of course my niece lives there, so she could push around my wheel chair later on if I end up there!
Other thoughts: Portland, Maine. Chattanooga. St. Augustine (yes, FL). You see a theme here; water....
I must be able to walk to things. Market, restaurant, bar, whatever. I am open to suggestions!
You'd die of boredom in Greensboro
I like it because I'm more of a homebody. I don't live anywhere near the city, and don't want to. I like having some land and neighbors not right on top of me.If you wanted to think about NC (the seasons are great here, plus not many natural disasters plague us), maybe Raleigh or Charlotte. OR, for a more artsy place, Asheville is nice.
eta: Raleigh and Charlotte are bigger cities. Not as much as Chi, of course, but big for NC. Asheville is a smaller, quaint, artsy-fartsy area. We enjoy visiting Asheville but I don't know how it would be to live there.
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No, we don't have the water you really want, and there isn't much that is really in walking distance. But NOLA does... depending on where you live there. There's the Mississippi River by/near the French Quarter, and Lake Pontchartrain.
I think I'd want out of there, too. Strike that... I know I would.
You'd die of boredom in Greensboro
If you wanted to think about NC (the seasons are great here, plus not many natural disasters plague us), maybe Raleigh or Charlotte. OR, for a more artsy place, Asheville is nice.
That's where everybody is moving! I've not been there but it sounds like a great place. I'm not kidding when I say every other person I talk to thinks about moving there. The real estate prices reflect it........and soon taxes will follow. This concerns me, coming from this area - where the taxes are absolutely insane.......coming from someone of my political orientation, no less!
Yeah, I imagine it would be expensive to live there. BUT, compared to what you are used to, maybe not as bad as you think?
Well, he finally got me to shut up!!!!!
You've got time to research where you'd like to be. I wish you the best.
Well, think I'll head out. I'll come back later and read the fun I missed out on earlier
See ya soon
See ya soon
Oh - no doubt. Just trying to make the dollars stretch as far as possible. This is partly why San Diego is not looking so attractive lately!
Well, think I'll head out. I'll come back later and read the fun I missed out on earlier
See ya soon
Good Night, Tink.
Glad you stayed to play for a while. Have a great night.
Plus, I've heard things that don't sound so good about SD falling into the ocean. Of course, they've been saying this for years, so who knows, but that's scary to think about. :cringe:
Then there's the crazy traffic.
Plus, I've heard things that don't sound so good about SD falling into the ocean. Of course, they've been saying this for years, so who knows, but that's scary to think about. :cringe:
Then there's the crazy traffic.
I don't have a problem with traffic there....BUT you are right on the other thing. I should strategically purchase inland property.......and when it all falls off into the Pacific, I will name my property "Lisaville", ala that James Bond movie!
Well, think I'll head out. I'll come back later and read the fun I missed out on earlier
See ya soon
Nite-nite, Tinker! Rest well!
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