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First, he was complaining about how the sun sets too early. Now he complains that there's too much sun. You can't make stuff like this up folks, lol.
And then the half hour timezone difference caused havoc with his sleeping patterns of which we ofcourse were subject to the runnung commentary of. Now he wants to spend time in Miami. Just imagine the PMSing when he touches down holymongoloidmoly
The areas of upstate New York that get a lot of lake-effect snow seem like a great place for possible relocation. Not the *most* ideal climate, but a good blend of climate desirability & proximity to home.
Yeah, I agree - not the perfect climate, but it's sure a darned sight better than here. And it really is accessible to a great number of places - even my parents' place in NC would be a 10-hour drive - closer than than when I lived in south Florida.
The UP of Michigan has the best climate, imo, but it's sooooo remote.
Syracuse gets so much frequent snow that it's a hassle. It's also gloomy, but owen's used to that. Averages snowfall is 315 cm /year and 77 days of snow on the ground.
Snow would never, ever be a hassle for me...lol. I'd love each and every inch. When I'm finally able to move there, my biggest complaint will be about below-normal snowfall...lol. Plus anything over 90 - I don't care if it happens just one day a year, I'm still going to b*tch about it...lol.
What part of the US would you move to if money and/or job wasn't a concern?
Also disregarding proximity to home as a concern, maybe a place like Breckenridge, Colorado. But that may be a bit sunnier than ideal. The Northern Rockies in general seem appealing, particularly the windward sides (more snow). Remember that lady that used to post here from Wyoming/Idaho? That seemed like a really nice climate.
Michigan's Upper Peninsula would certainly be a contender. I'd be a bit more interested in Atlantic Canada, but since I'm limited to the US in your hypothetical scenario, maybe someplace in Alaska that gets a lot of snow would be appealing.
Also disregarding proximity to home as a concern, maybe a place like Breckenridge, Colorado. But that may be a bit sunnier than ideal. The Northern Rockies in general seem appealing, particularly the windward sides (more snow). Remember that lady that used to post here from Wyoming/Idaho? That seemed like a really nice climate.
Michigan's Upper Peninsula would certainly be a contender. I'd be a bit more interested in Atlantic Canada, but since I'm limited to the US in your hypothetical scenario, maybe someplace in Alaska that gets a lot of snow would be appealing.
Atlantic Canada would be pretty nice, actually - too bad it's not an option, unless we annex those provinces someday...lol.
I've ruled out anything west of the Mississippi, due to low rainfall and high summer sun hours. I like clouds and rain in summer, so the UP of Michigan is the furthest west I'm willing to go.
That's why I liked being on the food plan - since I didn't have to worry about money running out...lol. I never seemed to have that problem anyhow, since I never really did any shopping or anything. I had a set amount of spending money each month - I always had some left over.
That's why I liked being on the food plan - since I didn't have to worry about money running out...lol. I never seemed to have that problem anyhow, since I never really did any shopping or anything. I had a set amount of spending money each month - I always had some left over.
Yeah, I liked the meal plan when I was in college. Very convenient. I'm not much of a cook.
And then the half hour timezone difference caused havoc with his sleeping patterns of which we ofcourse were subject to the runnung commentary of. Now he wants to spend time in Miami. Just imagine the PMSing when he touches down holymongoloidmoly
Lmao. He seems to thrive off of having something to ***** about.
Location: Northern Ireland and temporarily England
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That's why I liked being on the food plan - since I didn't have to worry about money running out...lol. I never seemed to have that problem anyhow, since I never really did any shopping or anything. I had a set amount of spending money each month - I always had some left over.
It runs out so quickly. I just spent £20 on food and it'll last me probably 3 days and then I'll have to go and top up again.
I can't be bothered doing a full shopping because I'd be gone anyway. But yeah my money runs out very quickly. Spent another £10 on a meal today so I've decided not to go out this week or I'll literally have no money left pretty quickly. Here you'd need about £600 a month to live comfortably and not worry about running out.
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