Where would you most like to move? (continental U.S. only)

[ZepSinger]

So the plan is, in 25 months when Mrs. Z gets her Master's, we are planning to move to Biloxi MS. Biloxi is right on the Gulf- we've vacationed there many times over the last decade, and decided after our last visit that Biloxi is where we want to make our home. We are very excited and can hardly wait for it to happen.

Which got me thinking- where in the continental US would you most like to live? Be realistic- take into account real factors like cost of living, property values, job prospects, quality of schools, climate, geography, etc.

Include a pic of your desired location if you like:

[patteeu]

Originally Posted by Rain Man

We would allow an exception to the dress code for you as long as you claim that there's a religious reason for it.

That's a pretty attractive proposition. And, of course, my religion doesn't forbid me from wearing short shorts.

[Rain Man]

Originally Posted by patteeu

That's a pretty attractive proposition. And, of course, my religion doesn't forbid me from wearing short shorts.

Y'know, I think those are going to be more flattering on you anyway.

[Mr. Plow]

Moderate climate, no cold winters, beach.

[Mr. Plow]

Originally Posted by Mr. Plow

Moderate climate, no cold winters, beach.

That was kind of dumb.


I'm tired of winter. Sick of it. Just want a warm place with no cold winter. California.

[tooge]

Chippewa Falls, WI. or Au Claire, WI. You have to not be bothered by winter tho.

[patteeu]

Originally Posted by Mr. Plow

That was kind of dumb.


I'm tired of winter. Sick of it. Just want a warm place with no cold winter. California.

California sure has a great climate, but the various other forms of suck must be pretty overpowering the way people/businesses are fleeing.

[patteeu]

Originally Posted by tooge

Chippewa Falls, WI. or Au Claire, WI. You have to not be bothered by winter tho.

I love Wisconsin and Minnesota, but those are strictly summer only for me.

[Mr. Plow]

Originally Posted by patteeu

California sure has a great climate, but the various other forms of suck must be pretty overpowering the way people/businesses are fleeing.

I agree. I'm not even saying I'd move to California, just some place with decent all year temps.

[Frazod]

I'm thinking Tahoe. Somewhere on the Nevada side.

[Mr. Plow]

Any of these places.


http://thechive.com/2012/06/20/a-few...obref=obinsite

[Stewie]

Originally Posted by frazod

I'm thinking Tahoe. Somewhere on the Nevada side.

Excellent choice! My brother and his wife have a vacation home in Verdi, NV. None of the CA bullshit but all the benefit of Tahoe and Reno.

[PunkinDrublic]

Newport Beach, Ca or La Jolla, Ca so I could do doughnuts on Mit Romneys front yard. So Cal is perfect if you can afford to live in the right area. If I won the lottery tomorrow I would buy my childhood home in Overland Park and stay there on weekends during the football season or whenever I felt like going to Royals games.

[Inspector]

I want to live in one of those sky houses like George Jetson.

And drive a flying car.

But not with my boy Elroy. Little punk stole my wallet.

[burt]

Originally Posted by patteeu

Would I still have to wear a skirt and nylons?

FYP!

[Munson]

There's a lot of love for San Diego in this thread.