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I'm an Angeleno, and while I'd love the actual city of Los Angeles, I wouldn't leave the county of Los Angeles. I want to live in Burbank, and that's only maybe twenty minutes away from the city. I wouldn't really be going anywhere.
I'm an Angeleno, and while I'd love the actual city of Los Angeles, I wouldn't leave the county of Los Angeles. I want to live in Burbank, and that's only maybe twenty minutes away from the city. I wouldn't really be going anywhere.
Same here. Native Angeleno. Have lived in other parts of the country briefly and for longer periods of time. Now that I'm back I don't want to ever move away from LA. Would consider other parts of the county that are within the LA Metro, Burbank, Glendale, Pasadena, Santa Monica, etc., but nothing outside (like Palmdale, Lancaster, etc). Would consider living abroad later in my life, but ultimately I would want to end up back in LA . For me, this is the best part of the country to live in and want my future kids to grow up here.
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I missed the mountains, the oceans, the general scenery.
I missed the diversity of the Californian population. The variety of food that was available. The variety of activites. 300+ days of awesome weather.
Health Conscious people
I missed being able to go into a bar, club or restaurant and not smell cigarettes.
I missed honesty and sincere friendliness.
I have the same attitude to NY (except that weather thing...)
Texas and now Arizona. The biggest reasons were cost of living followed by the weather. Also, I do photography 'on the side'. Phoenix/Scottsdale is the perfect base for some amazing photo trips.
Texas and now Arizona. The biggest reasons were cost of living followed by the weather. Also, I do photography 'on the side'. Phoenix/Scottsdale is the perfect base for some amazing photo trips.
Nice the grand canyon is stunning to photograph, hey now you can watch the cubs or Sox in Scottsdale! Preferably the later hahaha
Moved from Birmingham, Alabama to Baton Rouge, LA this past December to escape the rednecks...and ended up in a place with horrible weather and horrible crime. I'm planning another move by next spring with my husband. I'm hoping to move to either Portland or Seattle suburbs, or perhaps somewhere in the northeast. I want 4 seasons....in the South it goes from 90-100 in the summers to a "cool" 60 for most of the winters
If you're trying to escape rednecks then make sure you stick to the coastal NE cities. Upstate NY is filled with rednecks.
my dream is to learn Japanese and move to japan. im tired of Oregon and everyone driving cars here
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. For me, this is the best part of the country to live in and want my future kids to grow up here.
