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St. Louis is "home" for me. I grew up 25 minutes outside of it. Low cost of living, laidback, still more cultural things to do than where I live now. (More than I ever realized while I lived in the area as a kid).
DC - well, I love DC. There is a LOT to do - more than you could probably ever get around to doing. More people - but probably a little more "impersonal," being such a large city where most people are transplants. The traffic and cost of living are huge downfalls for me, though.
I guess these are wildly different cities, but I am trying to figure out where to apply for jobs!
Let's hope ajf131 sees this so you guys can make peace
lmao, it's all gravy now!
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it's all gravy now!
