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!Pardon my curiosity, but would you be so kind to share the newly found Promiseland's zip code ?. Not that I'm interested in halfbacking, but you know... life's like a box of chocolates![]() |
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I would move back west... either Arizona or Nevada (lower elevations with lots of sunshine and HOT). Love the dry hot summers better than the muggy humid hurricane-ridden ones in SWFL. But the winters here are gorgeous... I live in Punta Gorda and the area is just plain "eye candy." Beautiful flowers bloom year round, the palms and historical homes in downtown PG are magical along with the crystal blue waters of the Peace River. I also love the Laughlin, NV area because it offers the clear sparkling waters of the Colorado River along a background of towering mountains and desert. And the casino nightlife is something Florida SORELY NEEDS! The economy in SWFL is pathetic... unemployment is nothing short of tragic (VERY seasonal area with NO job security!). Nice place for retirees... horrible for working age people who need to earn a living. Am looking now for job opportunities in and out of Florida... panhandle is a more stable area in housing and economy. Oh yeah... the hurricanes... lived thru Charley... one more hit and I'm outa here! Try living in 96 degree HUMID, mosquito-filled area with no electric (thus no a/c), no phone, no gasoline, no viable water for 4 or more weeks, and Arizona/Nevada is sounding better and better. But I do like my house, my neighborhood, so I'm still torn about leaving or staying. The next job will tell the tale.
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![]() We will be moving to - God willing and the creek don't rise - zip code 37912. I can leave the light on, if you like. ![]() |
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You know you want to move down to Florida don't ya? LOL...
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Well heck, that's worth traveling to the moon for ![]() Congratulations on the purchase and I wish you all the best. |
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