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Ok fellow CDers!
I will provide the details, you name the place!
A city with population < 50,000 people.
A city with no snow. (or barely a dusting once in a blue moon)
A city with some jobs!
A city that is the epitome of pure old fashioned southern hospiality. We're talking waving, sweet tea, lending a hand - but not all in your business!!!
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Oxford, MS, home of Old Miss. It has everything that you would expect in a small Southern town...beautiful old neighborhoods, charming courthouse square and an unfailingly polite local populace. Add to that the presence of the University of Mississippi and a longstanding literary tradition. One of my favorite places in the South.
Thank you Lovin - you exemplify what I'm looking for.
Granny, you belong in Orlando.
(dear LAWD get me outta FL!!! - her response couldn't show why any better!!! )
Population 45,500. The economic center of South Georgia, two hours from Jacksonville, FL.
It's a friendly town with a nice sized college (Valdosta State University) which offers cultural and sports activities year round. About VSU
Ok fellow CDers!
I will provide the details, you name the place!
A city with population < 50,000 people.
A city with no snow. (or barely a dusting once in a blue moon)
A city with some jobs!
A city that is the epitome of pure old fashioned southern hospiality. We're talking waving, sweet tea, lending a hand - but not all in your business!!!
Go!
hey OP. Long time no see!.
If I recall you worked in Aventura/hospitality industry?. You could try Asheville NC (not much snow, 3 months winter at most but mild) or Wilmington NC, by the ocean.
Are you still in Florida?.
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