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I'm schayban88..but anyways...why don't you show her Christmas of last year? I'm 100 percent sure we didn't have any snow.
Can you point out where I said we have snow on the ground constantly from November through April, as you *seem* to imply?
I'm 100% sure that we did have snow on the ground at Christmas, though probably scant... we had some leftover but I don't think it snowed during that time. I remember my inlaws visiting us from NH for Christmas and having to dig a bit of a winding path in our yard for their little terrier to be let out onto... the snow on the ground was taller than he was! lol - poor little pup was so confused as to where he should relieve himself! That was on the 22nd though and the snow was melted very low by Christmas. Perhaps, where you were, there was nothing at all... it's quite possible.
I've posted these pics before, to point out the variability of our winters...
January 2007 - Clearly, it was pretty warm! lol
And then this was mid-April of that same year-
I would think that any reasonable person from Syracuse would admit that our weather is nothing, if not unpredictable. My oldest daughter's birthday is on January 5th... in 2007, we had the sliding door, front door, and a bunch of windows open to let in some fresh air. It was probably just under 70 degrees out!
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Can't believe you would leave Miami for NY. Pffff.
I used to get this response all the time when I left San Diego to live here. I never understood this as the people that would say this to me choose to live here as well...nothing is holding them back from moving to San Diego, Miami, etc.
Anyways, I moved here from San Diego 5 years ago and never looked back...San Diego is a great place but I have thoroughly enjoyed living in Syracuse as well. Both places have their pros and cons as any other city in the US.
I used to get this response all the time when I left San Diego to live here. I never understood this as the people that would say this to me choose to live here as well...nothing is holding them back from moving to San Diego, Miami, etc.
Anyways, I moved here from San Diego 5 years ago and never looked back...San Diego is a great place but I have thoroughly enjoyed living in Syracuse as well. Both places have their pros and cons as any other city in the US.
People in the area would be surprised about how many "outsiders" actually like it here. It took me going to some other places during my time in college(MI) and the Army(SC, GA) to realize it isn't as bad as people would think.
Dont pay attention to hatesyracuseny, most likely that poster has failed at something--either job, etc and are bitter.
You will like it here, its not Miami in terms of weather or nightlife but then again not many places can boast either.
As far as nightlife, what do you like to do? Clubs, jazz type bars, etc? Without specs I would say Armory Square--they have a pretty diverse selection of bars/pubs
I used to be a big party animal but im not anymore im good being a loner but i dnt wanna be that lonely either ... you know? lol i love pubs and bars but i like stuff to do during the weekends during the day as well... i guess as the time passes i will feel more confortable being around.. is there good things to do on the weekend?
I've lived in Syracuse my whole life. There IS alot to do, but I feel like most people just dont do it, instead sitting around complaining that there isn't anything going on. I know alot of people and places and things to do, but its hard to find people willing to get out out. I'd be happy to give you a tour of some cool places and essentials around Syracuse if you want. Im 25 and single as well, let me know if you want to talk more. Yeah, and there is snow and cold, but thats what layers and boots are for!
yes i'm down im gonna email ya!! as far as clothing goes are those big coats cheap?? lik around how much?? and what about those crazy snow boots?
Ha !! this ought to be interesting! Coming from miami to this climate and gray cloudy skies! I cant wait till january and february to see your opinion of Syracuse! Other than the weather, syracuse is not all that bad. We have not suffered as bad in the recession as most southern states, but it has affected us and there is stuff to do here if you look for it. Check out Syracuse.com Keep us posted.
My guess is this will be you in January
My God!! that is what i keep hearing!! when the crazy cold is over?? till March??
I used to get this response all the time when I left San Diego to live here. I never understood this as the people that would say this to me choose to live here as well...nothing is holding them back from moving to San Diego, Miami, etc.
Anyways, I moved here from San Diego 5 years ago and never looked back...San Diego is a great place but I have thoroughly enjoyed living in Syracuse as well. Both places have their pros and cons as any other city in the US.
Originally I wanted to move to NYC but my market location is here and buffalo and i took it cuz it sounds lik im gonna do great opportunity to advance in my career goals... Miami is pretty but there is more to it i wanna know about... and worse come to worse i can just move back right?? whats wrong with that haters?? lol (funnyman)
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