Leaving SD for Orlando

[KIBU]

Orlando is beautiful. I would not mind living there at all. Was there for a week doing study.

One thing to be careful though, I heard crime rates there is pretty high so just be on little more alert.

Otherwise, the girls there are more beautiful than in San Diego or even temecula.

[CA renter]

Russell,

Yes, you definitely have a point. I really miss those days.

Okay, maybe I’m just getting old. 😉

[CA renter]

Russell,

Yes, you definitely have a point. I really miss those days.

Okay, maybe I’m just getting old. 😉

[CA renter]

Russell,

Yes, you definitely have a point. I really miss those days.

Okay, maybe I’m just getting old. 😉

[CA renter]

Russell,

Yes, you definitely have a point. I really miss those days.

Okay, maybe I’m just getting old. 😉

[CA renter]

Russell,

Yes, you definitely have a point. I really miss those days.

Okay, maybe I’m just getting old. 😉

[CardiffBaseball]

[quote=KIBU].

Otherwise, the girls there are more beautiful than in San Diego or even temecula.[/quote]

Compare the 38-44 demographic on something like plentyoffish.com and check back with me on that. I can’t go to the Discount Tire in Encinitas without seeing at least one in that demographic that would have me following her around like a lost puppy. In fact I saw two that morning in less than one hour and it was a tire shop!!!

[CardiffBaseball]

[quote=KIBU].

Otherwise, the girls there are more beautiful than in San Diego or even temecula.[/quote]

Compare the 38-44 demographic on something like plentyoffish.com and check back with me on that. I can’t go to the Discount Tire in Encinitas without seeing at least one in that demographic that would have me following her around like a lost puppy. In fact I saw two that morning in less than one hour and it was a tire shop!!!

[CardiffBaseball]

[quote=KIBU].

Otherwise, the girls there are more beautiful than in San Diego or even temecula.[/quote]

Compare the 38-44 demographic on something like plentyoffish.com and check back with me on that. I can’t go to the Discount Tire in Encinitas without seeing at least one in that demographic that would have me following her around like a lost puppy. In fact I saw two that morning in less than one hour and it was a tire shop!!!

[CardiffBaseball]

[quote=KIBU].

Otherwise, the girls there are more beautiful than in San Diego or even temecula.[/quote]

Compare the 38-44 demographic on something like plentyoffish.com and check back with me on that. I can’t go to the Discount Tire in Encinitas without seeing at least one in that demographic that would have me following her around like a lost puppy. In fact I saw two that morning in less than one hour and it was a tire shop!!!

[CardiffBaseball]

[quote=KIBU].

Otherwise, the girls there are more beautiful than in San Diego or even temecula.[/quote]

Compare the 38-44 demographic on something like plentyoffish.com and check back with me on that. I can’t go to the Discount Tire in Encinitas without seeing at least one in that demographic that would have me following her around like a lost puppy. In fact I saw two that morning in less than one hour and it was a tire shop!!!

[bob2007]

CA Renter,

There is a certain “carrying capacity” here. Our resources are finite (water, infrastructure, land, clean air/ability to handle pollution, etc.). My DH is a third-generation Californian, and my parents moved here in the 1940s (dad) and early 1950s (mom). There was, in fact, much more room here, and it was totally possible for a middle-class family to live a decent life in a clean, safe neighborhood with a single earner (even one without a college degree!). We had lots of open space, even during my childhood, and we could get around fairly easily without too much traffic.

I understand your feelings, but my comment about the birth date was was really to go back before you and your family arrived. The real “natives” were run off a long time ago, much earlier than 1940. So they could say your ancestors (if they were here) destroyed their quality of life, couldn’t they?

[bob2007]

CA Renter,

There is a certain “carrying capacity” here. Our resources are finite (water, infrastructure, land, clean air/ability to handle pollution, etc.). My DH is a third-generation Californian, and my parents moved here in the 1940s (dad) and early 1950s (mom). There was, in fact, much more room here, and it was totally possible for a middle-class family to live a decent life in a clean, safe neighborhood with a single earner (even one without a college degree!). We had lots of open space, even during my childhood, and we could get around fairly easily without too much traffic.

I understand your feelings, but my comment about the birth date was was really to go back before you and your family arrived. The real “natives” were run off a long time ago, much earlier than 1940. So they could say your ancestors (if they were here) destroyed their quality of life, couldn’t they?

[bob2007]

CA Renter,

There is a certain “carrying capacity” here. Our resources are finite (water, infrastructure, land, clean air/ability to handle pollution, etc.). My DH is a third-generation Californian, and my parents moved here in the 1940s (dad) and early 1950s (mom). There was, in fact, much more room here, and it was totally possible for a middle-class family to live a decent life in a clean, safe neighborhood with a single earner (even one without a college degree!). We had lots of open space, even during my childhood, and we could get around fairly easily without too much traffic.

I understand your feelings, but my comment about the birth date was was really to go back before you and your family arrived. The real “natives” were run off a long time ago, much earlier than 1940. So they could say your ancestors (if they were here) destroyed their quality of life, couldn’t they?

[bob2007]

CA Renter,

There is a certain “carrying capacity” here. Our resources are finite (water, infrastructure, land, clean air/ability to handle pollution, etc.). My DH is a third-generation Californian, and my parents moved here in the 1940s (dad) and early 1950s (mom). There was, in fact, much more room here, and it was totally possible for a middle-class family to live a decent life in a clean, safe neighborhood with a single earner (even one without a college degree!). We had lots of open space, even during my childhood, and we could get around fairly easily without too much traffic.

I understand your feelings, but my comment about the birth date was was really to go back before you and your family arrived. The real “natives” were run off a long time ago, much earlier than 1940. So they could say your ancestors (if they were here) destroyed their quality of life, couldn’t they?

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