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If this is what they mean by Southern Hospitality, I'm digging it. Okay, Wilmington sounds great. I've read about it, and due to my love of film, heard about it's filmmaking prowess; however, would it be better to live in Raleigh or, say, even Charlotte for the opportunities within each of those cities. Filmmaking is a passion, but it doesn't pay the bills (yet ). Not to mention, I do want the ability to be around other singles -- not like a college town, but not like all my "new" friends will be married, too.
NC is great! I put this thread in other cities, but the NC folks have been the most helpful. That alone gives me a warm and fuzzy feeling about life in the Carolinas.
now y'all just ask whenever you need info shugah and there will always be someone in here to help you (still working on my southern drawl and accent). Raleigh has a beltway circling it and another one out further which is still in construction progress in many areas, while some other parts are driveable. Raleigh is a great little city and you will make friends there too.
If this is what they mean by Southern Hospitality, I'm digging it. Okay, Wilmington sounds great. I've read about it, and due to my love of film, heard about it's filmmaking prowess; however, would it be better to live in Raleigh or, say, even Charlotte for the opportunities within each of those cities. Filmmaking is a passion, but it doesn't pay the bills (yet ). Not to mention, I do want the ability to be around other singles -- not like a college town, but not like all my "new" friends will be married, too.
NC is great! I put this thread in other cities, but the NC folks have been the most helpful. That alone gives me a warm and fuzzy feeling about life in the Carolinas.
Just start mainlining our sweet tea as soon as you arrive and you too will be full of southern hospitality in no time at all
Raleigh and Charlotte are your best bets for the most employment opportunities, but do check Wilmington out just in case. In the case of Raleigh you could look to live on it's more southern/eastern edges to give you that head start to the beach on weekends or days off
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). Not to mention, I do want the ability to be around other singles -- not like a college town, but not like all my "new" friends will be married, too.
(still working on my southern drawl and accent). Raleigh has a beltway circling it and another one out further which is still in construction progress in many areas, while some other parts are driveable. Raleigh is a great little city and you will make friends there too.
). Not to mention, I do want the ability to be around other singles -- not like a college town, but not like all my "new" friends will be married, too.
