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Oooh nice one. Can I be back in college? If so, I think I would take College Park. I have only spent a brief amount of time there (and on the UM campus) but it struck me as a more fun, college-y feel than Evanston was. (Where I actually lived and studied) If I am a professional then perhaps I'd take Evanston but I kinda would rather not lol.
Oooh nice one. Can I be back in college? If so, I think I would take College Park. I have only spent a brief amount of time there (and on the UM campus) but it struck me as a more fun, college-y feel than Evanston was. (Where I actually lived and studied) If I am a professional then perhaps I'd take Evanston but I kinda would rather not lol.
Berkeley, CA vs Boulder, CO?
Berkeley, CA
Boulder has a lot to recommend it, but I am much more familiar with the Bay Area having lived there for nearly 3 decades before moving further south in 2001. Berkeley is closer to water. The Bay is right there & the ocean is reasonably close. Know far more people near there; just 1 person in Colorado (but he is in Colorado Springs). If he was in Boulder and I was more familiar with the city, it would be a closer call. Berkeley has much better weather IMO.
Chico, CA or Tuscaloosa, AL?
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Boulder has a lot to recommend it, but I am much more familiar with the Bay Area having lived there for nearly 3 decades before moving further south in 2001. Berkeley is closer to water. The Bay is right there & the ocean is reasonably close. Know far more people near there; just 1 person in Colorado (but he is in Colorado Springs). If he was in Boulder and I was more familiar with the city, it would be a closer call. Berkeley has much better weather IMO.
Chico, CA or Tuscaloosa, AL?
Chico. I'm not Christian so I don't think I'd fare well in smaller towns in the south. Plus I don't care for the heat/humidity (night heat) or the culture . A quick escape to the mountains near Chico would be a nice break.
Chico. I'm not Christian so I don't think I'd fare well in smaller towns in the south. Plus I don't care for the heat/humidity (night heat) or the culture . A quick escape to the mountains near Chico would be a nice break.
I'd rather visit Miami with it's warm weather, great nightlife, beaches, & Latin American food. While it was a great city, I think Atlanta is more of my style. It has lower cost of living, I like it's weather more, a better tech scene, & I like how it's more African-American oriented rather than Latin American oriented. I think Atlanta has some attributes that are more common with some of my favorite U.S. cities such as part of NYC, Philly, & DC, whereas Miami is a complete departure from that style. Therefore I'd rather live in Atlanta.
Great Bend, KS or Lexington, NE?
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. A quick escape to the mountains near Chico would be a nice break.