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Hmmmm, would I rather live in a beautiful place that might be bombed due to stupid blustering dictator poking by the infantile cowardly fool t-Rump, or a beautiful place that is subject to hurricanes? Hard to decide. I think death by bombing might be quicker than death by drowning, so I'm voting for Kahului, HI.
I have visited both many, many times, and it's TULSA for the win! Because of the oil wealth of the 20s and 30s there are lots of beautiful old homes and buildings in Tulsa, and besides, the traffic in Tulsa isn't nearly as bad as that in Omaha.
Hemet, CA. Both are close to mounatins but the San Jacinto mountains are nicer, plus it’s closer to San Diego than Yuma is to Phoenix, & LA is less than 3 hrs away.
Hemet, CA. Both are close to mounatins but the San Jacinto mountains are nicer, plus it’s closer to San Diego than Yuma is to Phoenix, & LA is less than 3 hrs away.
Bridgeport, CT or Hartford, CT?
Hartford. Bridgeport gives me the willies.
Petoskey, MI or Kennebunkport, ME?
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