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Location: Philadelphia, PA (Wanting to move) --Burlington, VT, Asheville, NC, Boulder, CO?
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I am wanting to have a discussion on values... I think that personal values play a big role in the city in which we choose to live, or desire to live.
My question for you is, what are your personal values, and is where you are living now supporting those values?
Lets explore values for a while...
By the way, I am interested in exploring the following cities to see if they support my values:
I am wanting to explore these places:
Portland, OR Burlington, VT
Asheville, NC Boston, MA Cambridge, MA Northhampton, MA San Francisco, CA Berkely, CA Ann Arbor, MI Ithaca, NY Boulder, CO
I currently live in Burlington, Vermont. It is full of artists, writers, and musicians and is VERY liberal and progressive. It's also health conscious and there are many intellectual liberals here. Liberals/Libertarians.
Thanks for sharing, but I don't think I am particularly interested in New York. Any liberal progressive, artsy, green friendly small cities?
Ithaca would be perfect, but if you aren't interested in NY, I guess you can scratch that off your list. By the way, syracuse is only an hour from Ithaca and they are both in Central Upstate NY.
I'm not sure my opinion counts because I'm more of a liberalitarian, but what I value is a diversity of political opinion, plus economic diversity. You don't find that in these liberal bastions because some people are willing to pay a LOT of money to be insulated from folks who don't think like themselves.
Good, scratch off Ithaca from the cities you heard about.
This is confusing, as the OP listed it as a possibility, but doesn't want anything in NY? Interesting, considering it is pretty much what they are looking for. I was thinking that they thought that Syracuse was close to NYC, when it is about 4 hours away.
I am wanting to have a discussion on values... I think that personal values play a big role in the city in which we choose to live, or desire to live.
My question for you is, what are your personal values, and is where you are living now supporting those values?
Lets explore values for a while...
By the way, I am interested in exploring the following cities to see if they support my values:
I am wanting to explore these places:
Portland, OR Burlington, VT
Asheville, NC Boston, MA Cambridge, MA Northhampton, MA San Francisco, CA Berkely, CA Ann Arbor, MI Ithaca, NY Boulder, CO
I currently live in Burlington, Vermont. It is full of artists, writers, and musicians and is VERY liberal and progressive. It's also health conscious and there are many intellectual liberals here. Liberals/Libertarians.
Thanks!
Recently took my daughter to look at UMass Amherst. The college tour guide kept referring to Northhampton as the place where you would go if you needed medical help beyond the college health center, etc, or where more entertainment opportunities could be found...so since I am out of state I asked if that was the nearest "large" city. Two other parents in the group turned and looked at me and with sneers on their faces said "artsy-fartsy" and "leftover hippies".
Made me wanna go there!
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