The fam here talks about New England from time to time. Nothing quite like New England practicality and reasonableness. And I don’t mind the cold–in fact, I think my kids are missing out on one of the finer experiences in life. Snow Days! Including playing in the snow for a couple hours and then the delicious experience of warming up with a cup of hot cocoa. But I HATE humidity, so that means leaving the area for most of the summer.
I think the pacific northwest (SF and north) is a good compromise–not TOO cold, close to water, interesting wilderness areas not far away, and a decent economy in most cities. There’s my 2 cents.
The fam here talks about New England from time to time. Nothing quite like New England practicality and reasonableness. And I don’t mind the cold–in fact, I think my kids are missing out on one of the finer experiences in life. Snow Days! Including playing in the snow for a couple hours and then the delicious experience of warming up with a cup of hot cocoa. But I HATE humidity, so that means leaving the area for most of the summer.
I think the pacific northwest (SF and north) is a good compromise–not TOO cold, close to water, interesting wilderness areas not far away, and a decent economy in most cities. There’s my 2 cents.
The fam here talks about New England from time to time. Nothing quite like New England practicality and reasonableness. And I don’t mind the cold–in fact, I think my kids are missing out on one of the finer experiences in life. Snow Days! Including playing in the snow for a couple hours and then the delicious experience of warming up with a cup of hot cocoa. But I HATE humidity, so that means leaving the area for most of the summer.
I think the pacific northwest (SF and north) is a good compromise–not TOO cold, close to water, interesting wilderness areas not far away, and a decent economy in most cities. There’s my 2 cents.
The fam here talks about New England from time to time. Nothing quite like New England practicality and reasonableness. And I don’t mind the cold–in fact, I think my kids are missing out on one of the finer experiences in life. Snow Days! Including playing in the snow for a couple hours and then the delicious experience of warming up with a cup of hot cocoa. But I HATE humidity, so that means leaving the area for most of the summer.
I think the pacific northwest (SF and north) is a good compromise–not TOO cold, close to water, interesting wilderness areas not far away, and a decent economy in most cities. There’s my 2 cents.
The fam here talks about New England from time to time. Nothing quite like New England practicality and reasonableness. And I don’t mind the cold–in fact, I think my kids are missing out on one of the finer experiences in life. Snow Days! Including playing in the snow for a couple hours and then the delicious experience of warming up with a cup of hot cocoa. But I HATE humidity, so that means leaving the area for most of the summer.
I think the pacific northwest (SF and north) is a good compromise–not TOO cold, close to water, interesting wilderness areas not far away, and a decent economy in most cities. There’s my 2 cents.
If you would consider Cuba then there are a lot of places in Latin America. Mexico is beautiful but not for everyone. And if you travel for work it is not far from the US.
If you would consider Cuba then there are a lot of places in Latin America. Mexico is beautiful but not for everyone. And if you travel for work it is not far from the US.
If you would consider Cuba then there are a lot of places in Latin America. Mexico is beautiful but not for everyone. And if you travel for work it is not far from the US.
If you would consider Cuba then there are a lot of places in Latin America. Mexico is beautiful but not for everyone. And if you travel for work it is not far from the US.
If you would consider Cuba then there are a lot of places in Latin America. Mexico is beautiful but not for everyone. And if you travel for work it is not far from the US.
