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July 22, 2009 at 6:33 PM #436063July 22, 2009 at 9:17 PM #435356
CardiffBaseball
Participant[quote=Nor-LA-SD-guy]
Most People I know who left California (esp. because their employer left the state in the early 1990’s) always regretted it dearly later and have spent most of their time wishing they could come back.Maybe look for another Job ??
Just my two cents.[/quote]
You know I’ve been swimming upstream since moving here, and haven’t improved my lot one bit. In fact financially I’ve probably gone backwards. I have really not even one month of savings (I know, I know). With whatever severance and 8 weeks or so of vacation I’d get by for 5-6 months. As closely as I’ve watched the market over the last year or two, I can’t imagine something suddenly popping up for me. I’d have to retool anyway, which would mean a drastic cut in pay, and likely being broke.
Also I’m told if I went to Orlando my in-laws would move down there (from Alabama). Apparently a ton of family in the area. My parents can’t even afford to fly out and see us, (though I fail to see how a 15 hour drive saves them much money). Hell they’d probably sell and move down too.
Despite all the positive reasons (financial and family) it would be an excruciatingly difficult move. I run a travel ball team, coach a ton of baseball got one son entering 9th grade, one in 7th and in our short time here we’ve “dug in” pretty well.
July 22, 2009 at 9:17 PM #435562Participant[quote=Nor-LA-SD-guy]
Most People I know who left California (esp. because their employer left the state in the early 1990’s) always regretted it dearly later and have spent most of their time wishing they could come back.Maybe look for another Job ??
Just my two cents.[/quote]
You know I’ve been swimming upstream since moving here, and haven’t improved my lot one bit. In fact financially I’ve probably gone backwards. I have really not even one month of savings (I know, I know). With whatever severance and 8 weeks or so of vacation I’d get by for 5-6 months. As closely as I’ve watched the market over the last year or two, I can’t imagine something suddenly popping up for me. I’d have to retool anyway, which would mean a drastic cut in pay, and likely being broke.
Also I’m told if I went to Orlando my in-laws would move down there (from Alabama). Apparently a ton of family in the area. My parents can’t even afford to fly out and see us, (though I fail to see how a 15 hour drive saves them much money). Hell they’d probably sell and move down too.
Despite all the positive reasons (financial and family) it would be an excruciatingly difficult move. I run a travel ball team, coach a ton of baseball got one son entering 9th grade, one in 7th and in our short time here we’ve “dug in” pretty well.
July 22, 2009 at 9:17 PM #435881Participant[quote=Nor-LA-SD-guy]
Most People I know who left California (esp. because their employer left the state in the early 1990’s) always regretted it dearly later and have spent most of their time wishing they could come back.Maybe look for another Job ??
Just my two cents.[/quote]
You know I’ve been swimming upstream since moving here, and haven’t improved my lot one bit. In fact financially I’ve probably gone backwards. I have really not even one month of savings (I know, I know). With whatever severance and 8 weeks or so of vacation I’d get by for 5-6 months. As closely as I’ve watched the market over the last year or two, I can’t imagine something suddenly popping up for me. I’d have to retool anyway, which would mean a drastic cut in pay, and likely being broke.
Also I’m told if I went to Orlando my in-laws would move down there (from Alabama). Apparently a ton of family in the area. My parents can’t even afford to fly out and see us, (though I fail to see how a 15 hour drive saves them much money). Hell they’d probably sell and move down too.
Despite all the positive reasons (financial and family) it would be an excruciatingly difficult move. I run a travel ball team, coach a ton of baseball got one son entering 9th grade, one in 7th and in our short time here we’ve “dug in” pretty well.
July 22, 2009 at 9:17 PM #435954Participant[quote=Nor-LA-SD-guy]
Most People I know who left California (esp. because their employer left the state in the early 1990’s) always regretted it dearly later and have spent most of their time wishing they could come back.Maybe look for another Job ??
Just my two cents.[/quote]
You know I’ve been swimming upstream since moving here, and haven’t improved my lot one bit. In fact financially I’ve probably gone backwards. I have really not even one month of savings (I know, I know). With whatever severance and 8 weeks or so of vacation I’d get by for 5-6 months. As closely as I’ve watched the market over the last year or two, I can’t imagine something suddenly popping up for me. I’d have to retool anyway, which would mean a drastic cut in pay, and likely being broke.
Also I’m told if I went to Orlando my in-laws would move down there (from Alabama). Apparently a ton of family in the area. My parents can’t even afford to fly out and see us, (though I fail to see how a 15 hour drive saves them much money). Hell they’d probably sell and move down too.
Despite all the positive reasons (financial and family) it would be an excruciatingly difficult move. I run a travel ball team, coach a ton of baseball got one son entering 9th grade, one in 7th and in our short time here we’ve “dug in” pretty well.
July 22, 2009 at 9:17 PM #436123Participant[quote=Nor-LA-SD-guy]
Most People I know who left California (esp. because their employer left the state in the early 1990’s) always regretted it dearly later and have spent most of their time wishing they could come back.Maybe look for another Job ??
Just my two cents.[/quote]
You know I’ve been swimming upstream since moving here, and haven’t improved my lot one bit. In fact financially I’ve probably gone backwards. I have really not even one month of savings (I know, I know). With whatever severance and 8 weeks or so of vacation I’d get by for 5-6 months. As closely as I’ve watched the market over the last year or two, I can’t imagine something suddenly popping up for me. I’d have to retool anyway, which would mean a drastic cut in pay, and likely being broke.
Also I’m told if I went to Orlando my in-laws would move down there (from Alabama). Apparently a ton of family in the area. My parents can’t even afford to fly out and see us, (though I fail to see how a 15 hour drive saves them much money). Hell they’d probably sell and move down too.
Despite all the positive reasons (financial and family) it would be an excruciatingly difficult move. I run a travel ball team, coach a ton of baseball got one son entering 9th grade, one in 7th and in our short time here we’ve “dug in” pretty well.
July 23, 2009 at 1:20 AM #435461CA renter
ParticipantCardiff,
Take it from someone who moved around a lot as a kid…your kids will find new friends, and you will find new teams to coach. If you find you don’t like Orlando, you can always move back.
My husband just got back from a trip to Sacramento and was blown away by how much nicer it was up there. Lots of water (that you can actually swim in!), and plenty of tree-lined streets with beautiful, old, AFFORDABLE houses. It was 98 degress, but the lack of humidity made it more bearable than being here near the coast (way too humid, IMHO). If not for his rather stable job and benefits, we’d be out of here, too.
July 23, 2009 at 1:20 AM #435668ParticipantCardiff,
Take it from someone who moved around a lot as a kid…your kids will find new friends, and you will find new teams to coach. If you find you don’t like Orlando, you can always move back.
My husband just got back from a trip to Sacramento and was blown away by how much nicer it was up there. Lots of water (that you can actually swim in!), and plenty of tree-lined streets with beautiful, old, AFFORDABLE houses. It was 98 degress, but the lack of humidity made it more bearable than being here near the coast (way too humid, IMHO). If not for his rather stable job and benefits, we’d be out of here, too.
July 23, 2009 at 1:20 AM #435986ParticipantCardiff,
Take it from someone who moved around a lot as a kid…your kids will find new friends, and you will find new teams to coach. If you find you don’t like Orlando, you can always move back.
My husband just got back from a trip to Sacramento and was blown away by how much nicer it was up there. Lots of water (that you can actually swim in!), and plenty of tree-lined streets with beautiful, old, AFFORDABLE houses. It was 98 degress, but the lack of humidity made it more bearable than being here near the coast (way too humid, IMHO). If not for his rather stable job and benefits, we’d be out of here, too.
July 23, 2009 at 1:20 AM #436059ParticipantCardiff,
Take it from someone who moved around a lot as a kid…your kids will find new friends, and you will find new teams to coach. If you find you don’t like Orlando, you can always move back.
My husband just got back from a trip to Sacramento and was blown away by how much nicer it was up there. Lots of water (that you can actually swim in!), and plenty of tree-lined streets with beautiful, old, AFFORDABLE houses. It was 98 degress, but the lack of humidity made it more bearable than being here near the coast (way too humid, IMHO). If not for his rather stable job and benefits, we’d be out of here, too.
July 23, 2009 at 1:20 AM #436228ParticipantCardiff,
Take it from someone who moved around a lot as a kid…your kids will find new friends, and you will find new teams to coach. If you find you don’t like Orlando, you can always move back.
My husband just got back from a trip to Sacramento and was blown away by how much nicer it was up there. Lots of water (that you can actually swim in!), and plenty of tree-lined streets with beautiful, old, AFFORDABLE houses. It was 98 degress, but the lack of humidity made it more bearable than being here near the coast (way too humid, IMHO). If not for his rather stable job and benefits, we’d be out of here, too.
July 23, 2009 at 6:49 AM #435486Nor-LA-SD-guy
ParticipantGood Luck Cardiff !!,
public service announcement
Lately (the last few weeks) I have been feeling really depressed like maybe some of you are right, maybe the U.S.A. economy is imploding while the market is partying, maybe there is no hope that it will just get worse and worse, That I should sell everything now and short the hell out of the market or something.
As my wife says, that’s her signal (her all clear signal ).
She is usually right.
Just though I would post this public service announcement.
July 23, 2009 at 6:49 AM #435692ParticipantGood Luck Cardiff !!,
public service announcement
Lately (the last few weeks) I have been feeling really depressed like maybe some of you are right, maybe the U.S.A. economy is imploding while the market is partying, maybe there is no hope that it will just get worse and worse, That I should sell everything now and short the hell out of the market or something.
As my wife says, that’s her signal (her all clear signal ).
She is usually right.
Just though I would post this public service announcement.
July 23, 2009 at 6:49 AM #436011ParticipantGood Luck Cardiff !!,
public service announcement
Lately (the last few weeks) I have been feeling really depressed like maybe some of you are right, maybe the U.S.A. economy is imploding while the market is partying, maybe there is no hope that it will just get worse and worse, That I should sell everything now and short the hell out of the market or something.
As my wife says, that’s her signal (her all clear signal ).
She is usually right.
Just though I would post this public service announcement.
July 23, 2009 at 6:49 AM #436084ParticipantGood Luck Cardiff !!,
public service announcement
Lately (the last few weeks) I have been feeling really depressed like maybe some of you are right, maybe the U.S.A. economy is imploding while the market is partying, maybe there is no hope that it will just get worse and worse, That I should sell everything now and short the hell out of the market or something.
As my wife says, that’s her signal (her all clear signal ).
She is usually right.
Just though I would post this public service announcement.
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