I’ve been thinking long and hard about getting out of here. Looking at Utah, St. George area. It’s tough though cause my daughter is on a nationally ranked soccer team and I don’t see one that is equivalent in that area.
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Originally posted by -MEGA- View PostI’ve been thinking long and hard about getting out of here. Looking at Utah, St. George area. It’s tough though cause my daughter is on a nationally ranked soccer team and I don’t see one that is equivalent in that area.
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Originally posted by BostonGuy View PostCome to Taxachusetts, I mean Massachusetts! We're traditionally a democratic majority state run by a sensible republican governor. Our economy is good and we also have some pretty top notch soccer programs.
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Originally posted by BostonGuy View PostCome to Taxachusetts, I mean Massachusetts! We're traditionally a democratic majority state run by a sensible republican governor. Our economy is good and we also have some pretty top notch soccer programs.
Plus Utah is only 5% state tax as opposed to the 12 here in Cali. What is it out there?
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Originally posted by Julia Slobberts View PostThere's some great areas in the Midwest! There's nothing like quiet evenings, rolling hills, and no light pollution so you can see tons of stars. There are also no wildfires, earthquakes, hurricanes, etc.
There are also plenty of secluded areas to hunt and fish, and often you can just pull over on the highway and pee in the ditch and nobody will see!
I've driven cross-country about 8 times, coast to coast. The Midwest is one region that I can't see myself living in. Perhaps I would consider parts of Michigan along the Great Lakes or maybe even the Cleveland area, but Iowa, Indiana, Illinois, Nebraska, Kansas...nope. I'd likely push west to the Pacific Northwest, preferably coastal Oregon.
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looks like those public restaurants eateries etc just want more money.....
only way to force someone to do something is to make it a law
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Originally posted by GhostofDempsey View PostYou forgot the tornadoes that come thrashing through the Midwest. Some of the worst thunderstorms and hail that I have driven through was in Indiana and Oklahoma.
I've driven cross-country about 8 times, coast to coast. The Midwest is one region that I can't see myself living in. Perhaps I would consider parts of Michigan along the Great Lakes or maybe even the Cleveland area, but Iowa, Indiana, Illinois, Nebraska, Kansas...nope. I'd likely push west to the Pacific Northwest, preferably coastal Oregon.
Montana, Colorado and the northwest are probably the only other areas I'd want to live besides here.
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