A few pics from downtown JC (Johnson City: new home, buy, schools)

[jabogitlu]

Courtesy the JCDA

Johnson City Development Authority - Downtown Johnson City, Tennessee Photographs

[Moving TN]

Two day ago, my husband's tranfer became official. Not that we have information on a time frame yet. We still have to sell or get a buy out on our house near Detroit yikes, you can imagine what the housing market is like up here. Still hopefully by July "Moving TN" will be in motion! LOL, I'm not going to miss all this snow. My husband says the snow blowers not coming to the tri-cities area with us. Yeah

[PeggyM]

Hi fellow Michiganders. I moved here in January from Michigan & I'm loving it. This is my home for the rest of my life. I'm sure you'll love it too! Tell your hubby he's right, you don't need the snowblower. Yes, there is some snow, but it's infrequent & light, in comparison to MI . . . an inch here & there. Three inches will shut the city down.

Best of luck to you in your new home in the lovely mountains of E TN.

[Virgo Girl]

Originally Posted by PeggyM

Hi fellow Michiganders. I moved here in January from Michigan & I'm loving it. This is my home for the rest of my life. I'm sure you'll love it too! Tell your hubby he's right, you don't need the snowblower. Yes, there is some snow, but it's infrequent & light, in comparison to MI . . . an inch here & there. Three inches will shut the city down.

Best of luck to you in your new home in the lovely mountains of E TN.

We moved here from North east Nevada and we got alot of snow. Right after we moved here the schools were closed for a dusting of snow. Made our whole family laugh. My kids were going to school with three feet of snow on the ground and the temps were 11 below when they left the house.