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Have been to San Diego for several visits, so know the city better. Know more people (just one acquaintance in DC) and it puts me closer to family/friends in northern CA, too. Better climate and it is on the Pacific coast. Think it would be a little more laid back than DC.
Have been to San Diego for several visits, so know the city better. Know more people (just one acquaintance in DC) and it puts me closer to family/friends in northern CA, too. Better climate and it is on the Pacific coast. Think it would be a little more laid back than DC.
Begrudgingly I'd pick Grapevine, TX. I'm all too familiar with Henderson and the area to choose to live there, it's not for me. I see Grapevine is part of a much more "happening" metro and is near some water, so that'd be nice.
Let's do a weird one: Centralia, PA or Monowi, NE?
Centralia. Even though it's in the middle of coal country, it is pretty close to some larger towns and less than an hour and a half from some bigger cities. Monowi seems too isolated for me despite its other perks.
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