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VanillaRhapsody

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26. Good choice....even PBO and Flotus are buying a house there....
Thu Jun 12, 2014, 03:43 PM
Jun 2014

For a small town Hippy Haven though with access to a good college....I would consider Boone NC!

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I am going to look into Denver Sanity Claws Jun 2014 #1
Honestly, part of mine is climate driven as well Horse with no Name Jun 2014 #4
Strange choice for a username then. randome Jun 2014 #46
Wow, that's weird. Check out my post #2. JaneyVee Jun 2014 #5
Denver has a crazy insane climate. Arugula Latte Jun 2014 #9
Florida.....I know I know yeoman6987 Jun 2014 #76
Grew up in Maryland and love living in Florida now. mia Jun 2014 #84
Maryland to Florida guy right here. Tommy_Carcetti Jun 2014 #122
From a local: politicat Jun 2014 #88
I love it here in NYC, but I would say... JaneyVee Jun 2014 #2
Your list sounds like mine Horse with no Name Jun 2014 #7
I lived in Seattle for 20 years Sanity Claws Jun 2014 #12
I lived in Western WA for 37 years customerserviceguy Jun 2014 #60
I like California, and plan on staying here. CaliforniaPeggy Jun 2014 #3
If I had money, shenmue Jun 2014 #6
I like it fine here in SE Az. panader0 Jun 2014 #8
Moved to the PNW from California in '81. Never looked back. Tierra_y_Libertad Jun 2014 #10
About 9 years ago my wife and I were selling our townhouse that we outgrew and were thinking of FSogol Jun 2014 #11
Northern Va? How about Maryland!!!! VanillaRhapsody Jun 2014 #13
Have you seen how people drive in Maryland? FSogol Jun 2014 #17
I AM one of those drivers....have you seen how crazy it is to try to use GPS in Virginia? VanillaRhapsody Jun 2014 #18
I only have a 5 mile commute, but have to take 2 detours to avoid road work. n/t FSogol Jun 2014 #21
I feel your pain! VanillaRhapsody Jun 2014 #23
I am one of those drivers too, elleng Jun 2014 #30
I'm in Texas too LondonReign2 Jun 2014 #14
We've got the Fundies managed. politicat Jun 2014 #89
I am a primary care giver for my elderly mother and I've been looking at places to move to LeftofObama Jun 2014 #15
Then avoid going anywhere south.....even if Fla gets another Gov.....the teabag is strong in all of VanillaRhapsody Jun 2014 #25
Not quite all of central and northern Fla - the university towns are blue csziggy Jun 2014 #35
Not enough to influence the state in another direction... VanillaRhapsody Jun 2014 #36
That reminds me of how people smeared Maryland csziggy Jun 2014 #38
Big Pine Key? Corgigal Jun 2014 #98
Yes...it was several years back....but yep...I was there helping build the 7 mile bridge power line. VanillaRhapsody Jun 2014 #110
Gainesville is indeed pretty blue. Tommy_Carcetti Jun 2014 #44
Yes, though as a FSU graduate I am prejudiced in favor of Tallahassee csziggy Jun 2014 #49
Tally's great, too. Tommy_Carcetti Jun 2014 #52
Tallahassee has a lot of good places csziggy Jun 2014 #56
mobile home + hurricane = not good outcome snooper2 Jun 2014 #41
Consider New Mexico. politicat Jun 2014 #90
Asheville, NC - for the relaxed artistic culture AND access to cleaner water blm Jun 2014 #16
Good choice....even PBO and Flotus are buying a house there.... VanillaRhapsody Jun 2014 #26
Nice, cousin went there, elleng Jun 2014 #31
One 3 day visit made me fall in love...plus its affordable compared to many of the places Rowdyboy Jun 2014 #63
Any state north of the Potomac River and east of the Allegheny river Exposethefrauds Jun 2014 #19
It's hot dry and dusty here so I'd settle for someplace cool wet and clear tularetom Jun 2014 #20
somewhere I can buy weed at the corner store (legally) eShirl Jun 2014 #22
Find the most affluent place you can afford that is in a decent climate. CrispyQ Jun 2014 #24
Wow, that's lovely. woo me with science Jun 2014 #32
Is that part of coal creek? politicat Jun 2014 #91
Bobolink Trail. CrispyQ Jun 2014 #96
I am in MN and despite the weather I will stay right here thank you. One big reason is that we in jwirr Jun 2014 #27
I'm in Minnesota, too, and I never intend to leave again. scarletwoman Jun 2014 #74
If I could endure the long cold winters I would live in Wirt, Minnesota. Approx 60 miles NW of B Calm Jun 2014 #94
That is a beautiful area. Most of us living in MN just see the winters as a challenge. jwirr Jun 2014 #99
As a retired truck driver, I've had more than enough winter driving challenges. I always dreamed of B Calm Jun 2014 #119
Yes, the driving is bad. My grandson rolled his car on glare ice this winter and we are lucky to jwirr Jun 2014 #120
I already did and moved from Boston to NM Warpy Jun 2014 #28
How do you like NM? Horse with no Name Jun 2014 #68
You might want to consider Santa Fe. GoCubsGo Jun 2014 #70
It's more conservative than Boston was but about the same as the burbs Warpy Jun 2014 #73
I just moved to Albuquerque LoveIsNow Jun 2014 #75
Colorado. redqueen Jun 2014 #29
Louisville, CO. CrispyQ Jun 2014 #37
That would be Lou-wah-vul, thank you RainDog Jun 2014 #42
As a westerner I stand corrected. CrispyQ Jun 2014 #62
LOL RainDog Jun 2014 #67
fort collins/loveland is usually on those lists fizzgig Jun 2014 #93
I live in central Illinois and in spite of the fact that we can have bad winters I Louisiana1976 Jun 2014 #33
Portland, Oregon Yavin4 Jun 2014 #34
I agree about Portland; it's a wonderful city. LuvNewcastle Jun 2014 #47
I met a guy who was a wine salesman for the Pacific Northwest Yavin4 Jun 2014 #55
Oh hell, yeah! What a lucky guy. LuvNewcastle Jun 2014 #64
Hawaii. Tommy_Carcetti Jun 2014 #39
Colorado RainDog Jun 2014 #40
Sonoma County, CA Ashland, OR Portland, OR nt marlakay Jun 2014 #43
Pittsburgh! spinbaby Jun 2014 #45
Been there. Done that. Prisoner_Number_Six Jun 2014 #48
Seattle or Portland LeftInTX Jun 2014 #50
I've grown weary of DC IronLionZion Jun 2014 #51
If not NY where I was born, raised, and my kids still live HockeyMom Jun 2014 #53
I picked up and left Sedona AZ for LA Sedona Jun 2014 #54
I'd crosscheck the climate change report against Erich Bloodaxe BSN Jun 2014 #57
best water in the nation handmade34 Jun 2014 #58
How people can look at those pictures, Chellee Jun 2014 #104
Thinking of moving to Florida, this last winter was the doc03 Jun 2014 #59
Corvallis Oregon. Beautiful, liberal. Gray in winter (about 6 months of gray every year) but still Shrike47 Jun 2014 #61
Oh, I love Corvallis... handmade34 Jun 2014 #118
I lived in Corvallis for two years Lydia Leftcoast Jun 2014 #121
Oregon coast, lots of rain, fish and summer tourists. JEB Jun 2014 #65
I'm partial to the Southeast madville Jun 2014 #66
I am happily living along the California Central Coast, but wouldn't mind a Summer home along the... Tikki Jun 2014 #69
It's a tough choice LiberalEsto Jun 2014 #71
Oregon, probably shanti Jun 2014 #72
A more rural part of Northern California, maybe? LeftyMom Jun 2014 #77
Cascadia. Anywhere from San Francisco Bay to Vancouver. Comrade Grumpy Jun 2014 #78
I picked up and left Southern roody Jun 2014 #79
Probably northern NM PasadenaTrudy Jun 2014 #80
Even though it is hardly any blue-er than Tennessee... Rod Beauvex Jun 2014 #81
I don't have a particular city in mind, but I do want Jamastiene Jun 2014 #82
P.S. Thanks for this thread. It is nice to be able to dream Jamastiene Jun 2014 #83
Hawaii in a heartbeat. Oahu on the Kailua side. kimbutgar Jun 2014 #85
I did that 34 yrs ago & ended up in WA state... countryjake Jun 2014 #86
I live in Colorado and love it but... meadowlark5 Jun 2014 #87
I don't know your numbers, but maybe north metro? politicat Jun 2014 #92
Thanks for the offer! meadowlark5 Jun 2014 #101
I know that feeling. politicat Jun 2014 #103
I hope so meadowlark5 Jun 2014 #105
I have some relatives who moved to that area (Castle Rock) Arugula Latte Jun 2014 #113
Colorado Springs usually makes those "best places to live" lists meadowlark5 Jun 2014 #116
Yep -- it's got Christians, cadets, cowboys and conservatives. Arugula Latte Jun 2014 #123
I live in Brooklyn and wouldn't move for a million bucks Dorian Gray Jun 2014 #95
I'd stay in my state, LWolf Jun 2014 #97
I'd stay here, surrounded by hospitals, doctors, and Urgent Care facilities. Between NYC and Phila. WinkyDink Jun 2014 #100
I currently live in Santa Fe, NM. SheilaT Jun 2014 #102
we did that 5 years ago and moved to Arkansas WhiteTara Jun 2014 #106
If you see Lum and Abner at the jot-em-down store, tell them Bubba B Calm Jun 2014 #107
That's really red territory WhiteTara Jun 2014 #108
Oh it's red for sure! They live on top the mountain overlooking B Calm Jun 2014 #117
Pacific Northwest. klook Jun 2014 #109
Are you a city, suburbs, small town, or country person, by nature and/or preference? nt Zorra Jun 2014 #111
i live in nyc, i would def like to give california a try (specifically SF) La Lioness Priyanka Jun 2014 #112
I keep telling people to come to CT. Chan790 Jun 2014 #114
We were just discussing this subject last night- MerryBlooms Jun 2014 #115
Portland, Oregon demigoddess Jun 2014 #124
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