Leaving SD for Orlando

[sdrealtor]

Hate to say it but Josh nailed it. I have been all over this fair land and SD offers an unparalleled lifestyle for people who live an active lifestyle. Great beaches, great waves, great hiking, great biking, great schools, quality health care, young vibrant well educated residents, good jobs, professional sports, within 2 hours of snow sports, desert sports, natural beauty, 2 hours from entertainment capital of the world, ez access to Vegas, HI and Baja CA. Honestly, what else could you want? And we have all of it. Sure its expensive here. Nothing great is cheap. Any bellyachers should take the first bus out to Omaha. Cardiff understand what he is leaving behind and we all should have more respect for the great place we have the privilege of residing in.

sdr

P.S. You notice I didnt even pull out the W word which is what allows you to enjoy all of the above virtually 365 days a year.

[jpinpb]

sdr – I admire your love for San Diego. I also respect that SD is not for everyone. My brother LOVES the East Coast and the snow. Sometimes people live where they live b/c they enjoy it and weather isn’t the deciding factor.

An example: Seattle is special. You couldn’t pay me enough money to live in dreary Seattle, but people there are convinced it’s special.

[jpinpb]

sdr – I admire your love for San Diego. I also respect that SD is not for everyone. My brother LOVES the East Coast and the snow. Sometimes people live where they live b/c they enjoy it and weather isn’t the deciding factor.

An example: Seattle is special. You couldn’t pay me enough money to live in dreary Seattle, but people there are convinced it’s special.

[jpinpb]

sdr – I admire your love for San Diego. I also respect that SD is not for everyone. My brother LOVES the East Coast and the snow. Sometimes people live where they live b/c they enjoy it and weather isn’t the deciding factor.

An example: Seattle is special. You couldn’t pay me enough money to live in dreary Seattle, but people there are convinced it’s special.

[jpinpb]

sdr – I admire your love for San Diego. I also respect that SD is not for everyone. My brother LOVES the East Coast and the snow. Sometimes people live where they live b/c they enjoy it and weather isn’t the deciding factor.

An example: Seattle is special. You couldn’t pay me enough money to live in dreary Seattle, but people there are convinced it’s special.

[jpinpb]

sdr – I admire your love for San Diego. I also respect that SD is not for everyone. My brother LOVES the East Coast and the snow. Sometimes people live where they live b/c they enjoy it and weather isn’t the deciding factor.

An example: Seattle is special. You couldn’t pay me enough money to live in dreary Seattle, but people there are convinced it’s special.

[sdrealtor]

I agree its not for everyone. I also didnt even mention the weather which is the crowning glory to me but not the deciding factor to me. To me its the whole bundle of what we get here.

BTW, I lived on the East Coast for close to 30 years and LOVED it too. Then again, at the time, I like most people back there, didnt know any better. I have friends who are highly educated and very successful who dont know what SD is all about. Most of them who have ever been to CA never made it past Disneyland to the south. The typical east coast vacationer comes to LA for a week, does a couple days at Disney then drives north and spends a few more days in SF. When they want warm they venture to FLA and the Carribean not CA and HI. SD is still a jewel hidden from the eyes from many people. We get to live on a daily basis the lifestyle most on enjoy on vacation or upon retirement.

[sdrealtor]

I agree its not for everyone. I also didnt even mention the weather which is the crowning glory to me but not the deciding factor to me. To me its the whole bundle of what we get here.

BTW, I lived on the East Coast for close to 30 years and LOVED it too. Then again, at the time, I like most people back there, didnt know any better. I have friends who are highly educated and very successful who dont know what SD is all about. Most of them who have ever been to CA never made it past Disneyland to the south. The typical east coast vacationer comes to LA for a week, does a couple days at Disney then drives north and spends a few more days in SF. When they want warm they venture to FLA and the Carribean not CA and HI. SD is still a jewel hidden from the eyes from many people. We get to live on a daily basis the lifestyle most on enjoy on vacation or upon retirement.

[sdrealtor]

I agree its not for everyone. I also didnt even mention the weather which is the crowning glory to me but not the deciding factor to me. To me its the whole bundle of what we get here.

BTW, I lived on the East Coast for close to 30 years and LOVED it too. Then again, at the time, I like most people back there, didnt know any better. I have friends who are highly educated and very successful who dont know what SD is all about. Most of them who have ever been to CA never made it past Disneyland to the south. The typical east coast vacationer comes to LA for a week, does a couple days at Disney then drives north and spends a few more days in SF. When they want warm they venture to FLA and the Carribean not CA and HI. SD is still a jewel hidden from the eyes from many people. We get to live on a daily basis the lifestyle most on enjoy on vacation or upon retirement.

[sdrealtor]

I agree its not for everyone. I also didnt even mention the weather which is the crowning glory to me but not the deciding factor to me. To me its the whole bundle of what we get here.

BTW, I lived on the East Coast for close to 30 years and LOVED it too. Then again, at the time, I like most people back there, didnt know any better. I have friends who are highly educated and very successful who dont know what SD is all about. Most of them who have ever been to CA never made it past Disneyland to the south. The typical east coast vacationer comes to LA for a week, does a couple days at Disney then drives north and spends a few more days in SF. When they want warm they venture to FLA and the Carribean not CA and HI. SD is still a jewel hidden from the eyes from many people. We get to live on a daily basis the lifestyle most on enjoy on vacation or upon retirement.

[sdrealtor]

I agree its not for everyone. I also didnt even mention the weather which is the crowning glory to me but not the deciding factor to me. To me its the whole bundle of what we get here.

BTW, I lived on the East Coast for close to 30 years and LOVED it too. Then again, at the time, I like most people back there, didnt know any better. I have friends who are highly educated and very successful who dont know what SD is all about. Most of them who have ever been to CA never made it past Disneyland to the south. The typical east coast vacationer comes to LA for a week, does a couple days at Disney then drives north and spends a few more days in SF. When they want warm they venture to FLA and the Carribean not CA and HI. SD is still a jewel hidden from the eyes from many people. We get to live on a daily basis the lifestyle most on enjoy on vacation or upon retirement.

[streak]

[quote=sdrealtor]I agree its not for everyone. I also didnt even mention the weather which is the crowning glory to me but not the deciding factor to me. To me its the whole bundle of what we get here.

BTW, I lived on the East Coast for close to 30 years and LOVED it too. Then again, at the time, I like most people back there, didnt know any better. I have friends who are highly educated and very successful who dont know what SD is all about. Most of them who have ever been to CA never made it past Disneyland to the south. The typical east coast vacationer comes to LA for a week, does a couple days at Disney then drives north and spends a few more days in SF. When they want warm they venture to FLA and the Carribean not CA and HI. SD is still a jewel hidden from the eyes from many people. We get to live on a daily basis the lifestyle most on enjoy on vacation or upon retirement.[/quote]

Now I am all excited again to be moving to SD!!
Thanks Adam and the rest of you. Beers on me once we arrive!!

[streak]

[quote=sdrealtor]I agree its not for everyone. I also didnt even mention the weather which is the crowning glory to me but not the deciding factor to me. To me its the whole bundle of what we get here.

BTW, I lived on the East Coast for close to 30 years and LOVED it too. Then again, at the time, I like most people back there, didnt know any better. I have friends who are highly educated and very successful who dont know what SD is all about. Most of them who have ever been to CA never made it past Disneyland to the south. The typical east coast vacationer comes to LA for a week, does a couple days at Disney then drives north and spends a few more days in SF. When they want warm they venture to FLA and the Carribean not CA and HI. SD is still a jewel hidden from the eyes from many people. We get to live on a daily basis the lifestyle most on enjoy on vacation or upon retirement.[/quote]

Now I am all excited again to be moving to SD!!
Thanks Adam and the rest of you. Beers on me once we arrive!!

[streak]

[quote=sdrealtor]I agree its not for everyone. I also didnt even mention the weather which is the crowning glory to me but not the deciding factor to me. To me its the whole bundle of what we get here.

BTW, I lived on the East Coast for close to 30 years and LOVED it too. Then again, at the time, I like most people back there, didnt know any better. I have friends who are highly educated and very successful who dont know what SD is all about. Most of them who have ever been to CA never made it past Disneyland to the south. The typical east coast vacationer comes to LA for a week, does a couple days at Disney then drives north and spends a few more days in SF. When they want warm they venture to FLA and the Carribean not CA and HI. SD is still a jewel hidden from the eyes from many people. We get to live on a daily basis the lifestyle most on enjoy on vacation or upon retirement.[/quote]

Now I am all excited again to be moving to SD!!
Thanks Adam and the rest of you. Beers on me once we arrive!!

[streak]

[quote=sdrealtor]I agree its not for everyone. I also didnt even mention the weather which is the crowning glory to me but not the deciding factor to me. To me its the whole bundle of what we get here.

BTW, I lived on the East Coast for close to 30 years and LOVED it too. Then again, at the time, I like most people back there, didnt know any better. I have friends who are highly educated and very successful who dont know what SD is all about. Most of them who have ever been to CA never made it past Disneyland to the south. The typical east coast vacationer comes to LA for a week, does a couple days at Disney then drives north and spends a few more days in SF. When they want warm they venture to FLA and the Carribean not CA and HI. SD is still a jewel hidden from the eyes from many people. We get to live on a daily basis the lifestyle most on enjoy on vacation or upon retirement.[/quote]

Now I am all excited again to be moving to SD!!
Thanks Adam and the rest of you. Beers on me once we arrive!!

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