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CommittohealthCHANGED
CommittohealthCHANGED Posts: 436 Member
edited October 2 in Chit-Chat
I need help on a decision. Hubby and I have decide to move out of Texas. We are looking for somewhere with cool climate. My daughter graduate next year and we are out of here. Tell me something about where you live and why you like it where you live.

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  • audigal2008
    audigal2008 Posts: 1,129 Member
    Canada!!!!! :D I LOVE the fall and the summers! Winters are cold but it is home to me! Good luck! :)
  • sandy2006
    sandy2006 Posts: 483 Member
    We are in charlotte nc and you will fry here! Too hot in the summer. We are looking to move to cooler climate as well.
  • tiggr62
    tiggr62 Posts: 64 Member
    Washington State. I live in the Great Pacific Northwest next to the mighty Columbia River in the heart of the Columbia River Gorge. I live within 3 hrs of the coast WA and OR and within 2 hrs of Mt Hood. You have 4 seasons in the year. I know people that have been all over the US and this is where they choose to stay. Great place to live and raise kids.
  • CommittohealthCHANGED
    CommittohealthCHANGED Posts: 436 Member
    Thanks for the info Canda, so interesting
  • zoombie_bear
    zoombie_bear Posts: 963 Member
    québec canada, we have great winters months
  • boomboom011
    boomboom011 Posts: 1,459
    I need help on a decision. Hubby and I have decide to move out of Texas. We are looking for somewhere with cool climate. My daughter graduate next year and we are out of here. Tell me something about where you live and why you like it where you live.

    nooooo dont leave! wait it out. it might get cooler in october :)
  • deeharley
    deeharley Posts: 1,208 Member
    Kenai Peninsula Alaska - we're the warmest part of Alaska with great fishing in the summer and snowmaching (snowmobiling) and other snow sports in the winter. You'll never get bored with the weather - no two winters or summers are the same.
  • CommittohealthCHANGED
    CommittohealthCHANGED Posts: 436 Member
    These are all great places to consider everyone. At boomboom yeah we are still considering staying but don't know yet. We will know by next year. At deeharley hubby is from alaska
  • i_love_vinegar
    i_love_vinegar Posts: 2,092 Member
    I live in the SF bay area (won't give specific location here >_<).

    I like where I live because it is filled with very well-educated, liberal, kind people. My teachers in high school would bring their pets into class and have them walk around the classroom on a regular basis and tell us about their lsd and marijuana experiences (in a good way haha). We would meditate in class and watch movies and my teachers walked around in flip flops and shorts.

    My U.S. college is in a poorer area, and I don't like the city as much, BUT we have all-you-can-drink Jamba Juice at the cafeteria and legit all-you-can-eat sushi/steak etc. My teachers from cities like mine are really awesome, and just like my high school teachers, like our hw will be to protest haha. There are tooons of good jobs, and nice food :D

    I love the weather, it's not crazy, just perfect. I love all the beautiful towns, nature, stuff to do...

    I've never been to Texas (although I want to!), but I really love where I grew up and I have been to many states and most of my family lives back east. I highly recommend it here!! >_<

    ps: In a matter of minutes (literally) you can be hiking in the mountains, the next surfing in the ocean, and then hitting a festival (constantly going on here) the next. I looove it >_<
  • NyxDominique
    NyxDominique Posts: 271 Member
    I live in Mass, in the New England area all my life.

    Summers are WAY TOO humid and muggy. The snow hits HARD when it hits. I wouldn't recommend it unless you have lived out here previously.

    My father is from MO which isn't all that far from Texas but the Dry heat is SOOO much nicer then the Humid heat we experience here in New England.
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