[Spring Hillian]

No place is for everyone. Those who relocate without a plan would have a tough time trying to get situated and back on track (some were off the track before they relocated which makes relocation more difficult).

What I never could understand why those who left a place continually use forums to voice their dissatisfaction with the place they left. I once poised that question to a psychologist who told me their are as many reasons for that behavior as there are people who do it. He personally felt that its a matter of their difficulty dealing with the fact they did no fulfill their desire to make the change they wanted and either went on to seek fulfillment elsewhere or returned to their place of origin still harboring their dislikes which originally caused them to leave in the first place.

So goes life.

[YoungTraveler2011]

Originally Posted by PDF

Lived in both. Also left both. Neither is really that great.

Where do you live now? Adobe Headquarters?

[cfbs2691]

Originally Posted by PDF

Has nothing to do with why I left either of them, but nice try. And yes, I was extremely happy on the inside when I lived in both of those places. Can you imagine if everyone lived in those 2 states? There's a reason there is 50 states. Living in either of those 2 states just wasn't for me. Not every place is what it's hyped up to be. So relax.

Great post!

[logybogy]

California has state income tax, really, really expensive real estate, illegal immigrant problems, very liberal politics.

It's a very pretty state to visit but a living hell if you are a fiscal conservative. Florida is none of these things outside of South Florida.

[chopchop0]

Originally Posted by logybogy

California has state income tax, really, really expensive real estate, illegal immigrant problems, very liberal politics.

It's a very pretty state to visit but a living hell if you are a fiscal conservative. Florida is none of these things outside of South Florida.

South fl doesn't have an income tax or super liberal politics either

[logybogy]

It depends on your definition of very liberal. It's not San Francisco but Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach are all very democratic counties.

[LKJ1988]

At least you get more rain in CA. Weather just sucks in FL. No rain for months at a time and winters are getting warmer by the year.

[MajesticPalm]

Originally Posted by LKJ1988

At least you get more rain in CA. Weather just sucks in FL. No rain for months at a time and winters are getting warmer by the year.

Was rainy here today. I take a jog on the beach in the morning and around 7pm, and got rained on both times. However, during the day it was sunny.

Incredibly windy as well.

[chopchop0]

Originally Posted by LKJ1988

At least you get more rain in CA. Weather just sucks in FL. No rain for months at a time and winters are getting warmer by the year.

Are you joking? Cali has has much worse drought conditions than we have the last several years.

[bmw335xi]

Originally Posted by chopchop0

Are you joking? Cali has has much worse drought conditions than we have the last several years.

LOL, that person is either trolling or just a bit stupid when it comes to that topic. California has had one of the worst droughts in history until most recently. I'm talking bad, bad, bad!!!