Exactly. I can't STAND the weather here. Otherwise, it's not too bad. Not too big, but not too small. Things are cheap. And we're really starting to expand. But the weather.
But yeah, 54* right now, and tomorrow's high is going to be 18*. F that.
Yeah Denver is good, too. Nothing like shoveling snow in shorts lol.
To tell you the truth the Quad Cities area is pretty cool too. Its not "cutting edge" or anything. But I can't complain about anything but midwest weather... Take today for example. Supposed to be 40* almost all day then be like 2* tonight with the possiblity of a crap load of snow.
My cousin moved to Denver last year and she's been trying to talk me into moving out there, saying how great it is and how much better than here it is. I knew she was full of it!bleh, its 3 degrees right now in Denver, I was dealing with a frozen e-brake today. And then, once I got that fixed I felt like an ass as I drove down a frozen road sliding all over the place with my rear wheel drive muscle car --being passed by happy families in there audi all roads and BMW X5s. Right now I have to say Denver sux because there is only one drag strip and that is closed half the year. There is NO other tracks what-so-ever for running through curves. High Plains raceway is said to be opening next summer, but I will believe it when I see it. Also, even when it does open, it will close half the year like Bandimere. (the drag strip). The nice thing about Denver is the twisty mountain roads but you can get that in So Cal as well. I have to vote for So Cal for the best location because of the mountain roads, plenty of race tracks, no winter, and the huge car culture.
Oh AND... our HP numbers suck up here because of the lack of oxygen.
I live in DC and work in San Diego. I will tell you its not DC. San Diego is pretty good, aside from the earthquakes, emission requirements and low cost of living requirements. The weather is phenomenal (it rains like 10 days per year and its rarely below 50 degrees), its a beautiful area, and winding mountain roads are a short drive away.
Other than that, I'd say North Carolina is a pretty good bet. My parents moved to the Raleigh area a little over a year ago. It is cheap as dirt, the weather is pretty good - although it does get somewhat cold for a few months, it RARELY snows. Raleigh is far enough inland to not have to worry about hurricanes, at least not at any dangerous strength. There is very little crime in the suburbs - not sure about in the "city" itself. Motorsports are definitely big in the area. Some malls have entire stores deticated to NASCAR. But, here's the best part: NO FRONT LICENSE PLATE!!!
Ditto.It's funny how the grass is always greener on the other side.
I have lived in Ohio, New Mexico and North Carolina. If I had to pick, I would without a flicker of doubt choose the SouthWest. Cali, Zona, or Vegas for me.
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