If you could live anywhere, where would it be?
02-25-2004, 07:22 PM
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Originally Posted by SSE14U24ME
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I use to think I would never ever leave Chicago but after being in Mississippi for the past 7 years I really love it here. It has afforded such a wonderful quality of life. The rumors you hear about how poor this state is- is a major misstatement. There is so much money here. I see Jags, Hummers, Porches all over the place and the homes...oh, my gosh are so exquisite. Mississippi is one of the best kept secrets and I hope it stays that way!
Never been to MS, good weather?
02-25-2004, 07:30 PM
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I have a camper and love to fish & camp. There are festivals, flea markets, etc. I go camping as often as I can. There is nothing like getting away from the daily grind and taking in nature.
02-25-2004, 11:01 PM
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two places
Hawaii - Yes its expensive but only rediculous when you live in Waikiki, I love the beach bum atmosphere and the weather and the bays and oceans adn surfing MAN! I miss Hawaii
San Diego - My favorite city in the world (I have been to a few so I can make comparisons) Great military bases to tour, awesome beaches and I love the SoCal atmosphere and attitude
I totally agree with what you guys are saying about the outdoors, its a dying passion (I personally love camping)
Hawaii - Yes its expensive but only rediculous when you live in Waikiki, I love the beach bum atmosphere and the weather and the bays and oceans adn surfing MAN! I miss Hawaii
San Diego - My favorite city in the world (I have been to a few so I can make comparisons) Great military bases to tour, awesome beaches and I love the SoCal atmosphere and attitude
I totally agree with what you guys are saying about the outdoors, its a dying passion (I personally love camping)
02-25-2004, 11:02 PM
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Originally Posted by kevo
There is so much to explore and adventures to experience, yet so many just want to hang around inside and get out of shape. At least around me it seems that way.
I try to be as active as possible, in reality and unfortunatly, I don't get as much sleep as I should and have little time to myself. I like to workout, run, go fishing on lake erie with my grandpa, camp, work on the car, hang out with friends, go to sporting events, browns games... etc.
02-25-2004, 11:31 PM
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I like it where I am in Colorado, about 50 miles north of Denver. Rocky Mountain National Park is only 25 miles away. There are always plenty of outdoor activities to do. Lots of skiing in the winter, hiking, biking and camping in the summer. It'* usually not too cold in the winter, snow doesn't last very long at the lower elevations. In the spring you can ski in the morning and play golf in the afternoon. I grew up in Wisconsin, north of Milwaukee. I always found outdoor activities to do up there too. I'll probably take a little trip up there this summer, I miss the lake and biking on the rail trails, but I don't miss the long winters.
02-26-2004, 12:29 PM
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Originally Posted by 98Z51
I like it where I am in Colorado, about 50 miles north of Denver. Rocky Mountain National Park is only 25 miles away. There are always plenty of outdoor activities to do. Lots of skiing in the winter, hiking, biking and camping in the summer. It'* usually not too cold in the winter, snow doesn't last very long at the lower elevations. In the spring you can ski in the morning and play golf in the afternoon. I grew up in Wisconsin, north of Milwaukee. I always found outdoor activities to do up there too. I'll probably take a little trip up there this summer, I miss the lake and biking on the rail trails, but I don't miss the long winters.
After my tour in Germany in the Army I was transfered to Ft. Carson. I loved the mountains. I could see Pikes Peak from my barracks window. We used to go hiking at the garden of the gods park and shooting up at st. peter'* dome. We used to hang out and walk around in Manitou Springs. Also we used to show off and race our cars along the ave. That is Academy Boulevard in Colorado Springs.
I even went to the TNT Monster truck challenge in the Pueblo state fairgrounds. Funny thing was that it was sponsored by Freedom Ford, yet a Chevy took first(USA 1) and second (Master of Disaster).
02-26-2004, 01:18 PM
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Farther North. The heat here sucks, at least when it'* cold you can put more clothes on, I keep getting in trouble for taking them off to escape the heat....
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