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Nebraska City. I generally do love college towns, but I have to go with N.C. here. It's about the same size as my current town, which is just perfect. Not too big, not too small. I also like that it's close to both Omaha and Lincoln. I think we'd fit in better in Nebraska than Iowa.
Nebraska City. I generally do love college towns, but I have to go with N.C. here. It's about the same size as my current town, which is just perfect. Not too big, not too small. I also like that it's close to both Omaha and Lincoln. I think we'd fit in better in Nebraska than Iowa.
Deltona, Florida or Surprise, Arizona?
Deltona. Close to Daytona Beach and Orlando. So many recreational assets in that region. I like the Phoenix area (Surprise), but I really don't want to live in a dry, barran, blast furnace desert climate. I much prefer the tropical climate of FL.
Deltona. Close to Daytona Beach and Orlando. So many recreational assets in that region. I like the Phoenix area (Surprise), but I really don't want to live in a dry, barran, blast furnace desert climate. I much prefer the tropical climate of FL.
Austin, TX or Charlotte, NC?
Austin is currently better in terms of education and crime. I expect Charlotte to gentrify further, but it’s not on Austin level yet.
Arlington, of these 2. Wheaton is probably alright, but something gives me the feeling I'd enjoy Arlington more.
Two places that have a relation to baseball: Williamsport, PA (Little League World Series), or Cooperstown, NY (Baseball Hall of Fame)?
Williamsport... I visited Cooperstown a few months ago in the dead of winter and loved the HOF and the town itself, but it's too small and isolated for a place where I'd want to live. Williamsport is much larger and would be easier for me to navigate for day-to-day living.
Cumberland, MD or Wheeling, WV?
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