If you dont like cold, stay away from wisconsin there are alot of nice
places here, jobs, good schools etc, etc.

I know what you mean about ATL it's truly crazy made up there right I'm
below you I'm Gainesville Ga. I truly want to and need to get of Georgia
for a while My friend invitied me to spend after christmas with him in
LA. I just might go to soak up some sun among doing other things:)

Well here in weatherford. There are jobs in dallas and Ft. worth.. any
thing u could possibly want to do... WE love it here in weatherford *
buckethand is my father...ROTFLMAO* It is a great town. it is Small but
NOT to small. There is a college right here in town. It is a great place
to raise a family. And there is always somewhere to go shopping or to
have something to do cause ya aint far from dallas and Ft. Worth. but i
have put my 2 cents in..lol

GOOOOOO WEATHERFORD....LOL

Hey Mo...

I tell ya what..you wouldn't wanta move here...
small town...lower 40...right on the Indiana/Ky border.

crime is next to null here because everybody knows everybody....&
everybody elses business before they can even do it lol

Highlights: Craft Fairs...John Deere tractor pulls...Corn mazes ( got
lost TWICE in one...thats some scarey shit!)

But when I'm not craftin... I LOVE the Hummmingbirds here...they land on
my fingers & perch to drink from my feeders... I've yet to
experience anything as awesome!! but..thats me. lol

On the brightside...It's only 1 1/2 hour drive from Louisville, KY when
ya wanta go dancin...
my younger sis & her boys live there...she's in KY's all female
motorcycle club...very cool..


Smiles 2 ya


Nubi

Hi, just thought I'd throw my two cents in. The people from tx are
right. It's great around the Dallas/Fort Wort area. with the exception
of the humidity. cost of living is cheap & there is plenty of diversity.
I recently moved from cali, which is great too but the cost of living is
way too high. ever thought about portland, or? It's a little on the
colder side so not sure if that'd work for you. but its diverse and
close to the ocean, as well as mountains. just some suggestions.

I am in Arizona and it is freaking hot!!! But the winters are nice, If
you go up north a little it is so nice all year round. Phoenix is
growing a lot but again up north is small and quiet just a couple hours
away from the big city. I was in NC for a few years and LOVED IT

Well being born & raised pretty much in the same location (Norcross near
85) since 1964 (I'm 42) & I even work for the county always loved &
swore I'd never leave Georgia .... but guess what? In 9 years I'm
retiring & getting the hell out of GA !! I'm thinking Charlotte, NC or
Columbus, IN; both are really nice but Charlotte will be another Atlanta
in 15 years but Columbus,...nah; it's awesome.

I HATE to see what the policitians have allowed Atlanta to become; it's
all about money, power & pure selfishness.. not the people that live
here, their kids, education, etc.... I'm very ashamed of Atlanta/Georgia
in general.

I will say that Atlanta has proven that we're just not some slow 20
years laid back city/state but then again not one damn policitian here
has any BALLS !!

i wouldn't mind moving to colorado but i don't know if it would be a
good idea if you don't like the cold

I know what you mean about Atlanta. I moved from Gainesville Ga. a
little over a year and a half ago. I am now living in Alabama and loving
it. It's growing here too, but not as bad as Georgia. It got so bad in
Ga. I hated going anywhere on the weekends, because I hated fighting the
traffic. Alabama is great...we live on Lake Logan Martin...pretty
country living....and only 25 miles from Birmingham.

I don't live here, but, Chattanooga rocks. The mountains are beautiful
and the people are great

I also agree with iam4u, Panama City is great so is Destin. I'm from a
small town Panama city is an hour and a half from me

I'm for the Portland, Oregon area, you would have to deal with the
winter, but the nortwest is about the best place i'd say you could live.
I've been to about 40 of the 50 states, and i've always came back to the
northwest. Theres so much to do, you have windsurfing, snowboarding,
hiking, the beach, good clubs, great jobs... The best part is the
westcoast is so laid back compaired to the east coast. Theres alot of
cultural diversity. Coast of living isn't to high, if if you live in
vancouver and work in washington (which is just across the river from
portland, oregon), then you get the benifits of not having to pay sales
tax in oregon, and since you would be working in washington you don't
have to pay a state tax, its about the best damn setup you can have.
Plus on top of all that, the surrounding area is beautiful, you have the
mountians, a very green lively area, and if you drive 45 minutes in any
direction your surrounded by nature... its about the best damn place to
live in my book!

thanku so much everyone. Ya'll hav given me more ideas than I thought of
for a while. 'Preciate all the comments, really