www.newcaliforniastate.com 
) The most important thing is that you are happy where you are. It doesn't matter where that is.I have always found it interesting that so many people subscribe to the notion of moving away from where they’ve lived, have friends and family, and have built up a network of support. For me, staying around where I have all these things have always been more important than anything else (although i must admit that when we get buried in 18+ inches of snow, or really miserable cold weather for weeks in the winter, I re-examine that trade-off again and again
That’s what makes the world go around I guess; the fact that we all have different preferences.
The truth is, for me it is very, very, simple. The wife says she’s not moving anywhere that’s more than 2 hours from the grandkids. End of story. If I move I’ll be eating from cans (cold) of baked beans for the rest of my life!
Chris
Yup. 100% correct.
never going to happenIf "New California" manages to secede from California, that's going to be a real contender.
New California State
New California is a new state in development exercising its constitutional Right to form from the State of California as codified under Article IV Section 3 of the United States Constitution and in the United States Declaration of Independence.
Ill have what they are smoking!If "New California" manages to secede from California, that's going to be a real contender.
New California State
New California is a new state in development exercising its constitutional Right to form from the State of California as codified under Article IV Section 3 of the United States Constitution and in the United States Declaration of Independence.
I live where I live because over a hundred years ago a relative from Finland decided to move here because he was use to 6 months of winter, lol. Now that I'm retired I want to live somewhere where you can actually be outside without fear of freezing to death if something goes wrong. ThereI have always found it interesting that so many people subscribe to the notion of moving away from where they’ve lived, have friends and family, and have built up a network of support. For me, staying around where I have all these things have always been more important than anything else (although i must admit that when we get buried in 18+ inches of snow, or really miserable cold weather for weeks in the winter, I re-examine that trade-off again and again
That’s what makes the world go around I guess; the fact that we all have different preferences.
The truth is, for me it is very, very, simple. The wife says she’s not moving anywhere that’s more than 2 hours from the grandkids. End of story. If I move I’ll be eating from cans (cold) of baked beans for the rest of my life!
Chris
I visited there in Aug in the panhandle and the humidity made people walking outside resemble the living dead. High humidity for even two months is a no go for me.
