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October 9, 2009 at 5:13 PM #467240October 9, 2009 at 6:55 PM #466504
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Participantcongrats pem!! I am just curious, what made you want to come back or what is it that you dislike about NC. I have never been there, but of the places on the East Coast, it’s seems to be one of the up and comers. NFL and NBA both put expansion teams there and I have it on my bucket list of places to visit. It’s location seems to be south enough to keep it from being too cold and North enough to keep it from too hot. If you tell me it’s humid, then I’ll understand.
It’s just a curiosity, I’ve had many aquantainces over the years move to other states and return within a few years. Most cite their inablity to tolerate the cold of the northeast or the rockies, some couldn’t handle the humidity of the south, some cited idealogical isolation or economics of the heartland. But of those that have gone to North Carolina, none have retuned, so I guess I hold it in higher esteem than some other places based on those water cooler conversations.
October 9, 2009 at 6:55 PM #466687Participantcongrats pem!! I am just curious, what made you want to come back or what is it that you dislike about NC. I have never been there, but of the places on the East Coast, it’s seems to be one of the up and comers. NFL and NBA both put expansion teams there and I have it on my bucket list of places to visit. It’s location seems to be south enough to keep it from being too cold and North enough to keep it from too hot. If you tell me it’s humid, then I’ll understand.
It’s just a curiosity, I’ve had many aquantainces over the years move to other states and return within a few years. Most cite their inablity to tolerate the cold of the northeast or the rockies, some couldn’t handle the humidity of the south, some cited idealogical isolation or economics of the heartland. But of those that have gone to North Carolina, none have retuned, so I guess I hold it in higher esteem than some other places based on those water cooler conversations.
October 9, 2009 at 6:55 PM #467036Participantcongrats pem!! I am just curious, what made you want to come back or what is it that you dislike about NC. I have never been there, but of the places on the East Coast, it’s seems to be one of the up and comers. NFL and NBA both put expansion teams there and I have it on my bucket list of places to visit. It’s location seems to be south enough to keep it from being too cold and North enough to keep it from too hot. If you tell me it’s humid, then I’ll understand.
It’s just a curiosity, I’ve had many aquantainces over the years move to other states and return within a few years. Most cite their inablity to tolerate the cold of the northeast or the rockies, some couldn’t handle the humidity of the south, some cited idealogical isolation or economics of the heartland. But of those that have gone to North Carolina, none have retuned, so I guess I hold it in higher esteem than some other places based on those water cooler conversations.
October 9, 2009 at 6:55 PM #467106Participantcongrats pem!! I am just curious, what made you want to come back or what is it that you dislike about NC. I have never been there, but of the places on the East Coast, it’s seems to be one of the up and comers. NFL and NBA both put expansion teams there and I have it on my bucket list of places to visit. It’s location seems to be south enough to keep it from being too cold and North enough to keep it from too hot. If you tell me it’s humid, then I’ll understand.
It’s just a curiosity, I’ve had many aquantainces over the years move to other states and return within a few years. Most cite their inablity to tolerate the cold of the northeast or the rockies, some couldn’t handle the humidity of the south, some cited idealogical isolation or economics of the heartland. But of those that have gone to North Carolina, none have retuned, so I guess I hold it in higher esteem than some other places based on those water cooler conversations.
October 9, 2009 at 6:55 PM #467310Participantcongrats pem!! I am just curious, what made you want to come back or what is it that you dislike about NC. I have never been there, but of the places on the East Coast, it’s seems to be one of the up and comers. NFL and NBA both put expansion teams there and I have it on my bucket list of places to visit. It’s location seems to be south enough to keep it from being too cold and North enough to keep it from too hot. If you tell me it’s humid, then I’ll understand.
It’s just a curiosity, I’ve had many aquantainces over the years move to other states and return within a few years. Most cite their inablity to tolerate the cold of the northeast or the rockies, some couldn’t handle the humidity of the south, some cited idealogical isolation or economics of the heartland. But of those that have gone to North Carolina, none have retuned, so I guess I hold it in higher esteem than some other places based on those water cooler conversations.
October 9, 2009 at 7:50 PM #466538pemeliza
ParticipantThanks TG and others.
“congrats pem!! I am just curious, what made you want to come back?”
One word: family!
We just had a little one and it sucks being so far from GP’s, cousins, etc.
NC is indeed very nice. The downsides are mosquitos and humidity.
If our family was on the east coast, we would not be coming back.
October 9, 2009 at 7:50 PM #466722ParticipantThanks TG and others.
“congrats pem!! I am just curious, what made you want to come back?”
One word: family!
We just had a little one and it sucks being so far from GP’s, cousins, etc.
NC is indeed very nice. The downsides are mosquitos and humidity.
If our family was on the east coast, we would not be coming back.
October 9, 2009 at 7:50 PM #467069ParticipantThanks TG and others.
“congrats pem!! I am just curious, what made you want to come back?”
One word: family!
We just had a little one and it sucks being so far from GP’s, cousins, etc.
NC is indeed very nice. The downsides are mosquitos and humidity.
If our family was on the east coast, we would not be coming back.
October 9, 2009 at 7:50 PM #467139ParticipantThanks TG and others.
“congrats pem!! I am just curious, what made you want to come back?”
One word: family!
We just had a little one and it sucks being so far from GP’s, cousins, etc.
NC is indeed very nice. The downsides are mosquitos and humidity.
If our family was on the east coast, we would not be coming back.
October 9, 2009 at 7:50 PM #467345ParticipantThanks TG and others.
“congrats pem!! I am just curious, what made you want to come back?”
One word: family!
We just had a little one and it sucks being so far from GP’s, cousins, etc.
NC is indeed very nice. The downsides are mosquitos and humidity.
If our family was on the east coast, we would not be coming back.
October 10, 2009 at 1:05 AM #466733Participantgood call pem, you will never be subject to the gyrations of the market with fundamentals like that. In 15 or 20 years you will be convinced that it was the best decision of your life. While I’ve grown to love my little patch of earth on the planet, the reason for being here and the reason I stay is the same. Having your children grow up being watched after school by their grandma, or having their grandpas offering what they think is expert advice at every soccer or football game, can’t be measured in dollars, it’s priceless. A lot of people don’t have family members that are reliable, alive, unselfish or a good influence, if you’ve got them, abuse the hell out of it. Two pieces of advice from someone who has been there, 1) never utter the words “they are my kids, let me raise them” (cause I didn’t mean it and I wish and hadn’t said it). 2) F*&K the books on raising kids, let the grandparents spoil the hell out of them, let grandma give them too much candy and let grandpa allow them to drive his car on his lap in some empty parking lot when they are twelve or light fireworks on the fourth of july.
Enjoy your home and your family!
October 10, 2009 at 1:05 AM #466916Participantgood call pem, you will never be subject to the gyrations of the market with fundamentals like that. In 15 or 20 years you will be convinced that it was the best decision of your life. While I’ve grown to love my little patch of earth on the planet, the reason for being here and the reason I stay is the same. Having your children grow up being watched after school by their grandma, or having their grandpas offering what they think is expert advice at every soccer or football game, can’t be measured in dollars, it’s priceless. A lot of people don’t have family members that are reliable, alive, unselfish or a good influence, if you’ve got them, abuse the hell out of it. Two pieces of advice from someone who has been there, 1) never utter the words “they are my kids, let me raise them” (cause I didn’t mean it and I wish and hadn’t said it). 2) F*&K the books on raising kids, let the grandparents spoil the hell out of them, let grandma give them too much candy and let grandpa allow them to drive his car on his lap in some empty parking lot when they are twelve or light fireworks on the fourth of july.
Enjoy your home and your family!
October 10, 2009 at 1:05 AM #467263Participantgood call pem, you will never be subject to the gyrations of the market with fundamentals like that. In 15 or 20 years you will be convinced that it was the best decision of your life. While I’ve grown to love my little patch of earth on the planet, the reason for being here and the reason I stay is the same. Having your children grow up being watched after school by their grandma, or having their grandpas offering what they think is expert advice at every soccer or football game, can’t be measured in dollars, it’s priceless. A lot of people don’t have family members that are reliable, alive, unselfish or a good influence, if you’ve got them, abuse the hell out of it. Two pieces of advice from someone who has been there, 1) never utter the words “they are my kids, let me raise them” (cause I didn’t mean it and I wish and hadn’t said it). 2) F*&K the books on raising kids, let the grandparents spoil the hell out of them, let grandma give them too much candy and let grandpa allow them to drive his car on his lap in some empty parking lot when they are twelve or light fireworks on the fourth of july.
Enjoy your home and your family!
October 10, 2009 at 1:05 AM #467333Participantgood call pem, you will never be subject to the gyrations of the market with fundamentals like that. In 15 or 20 years you will be convinced that it was the best decision of your life. While I’ve grown to love my little patch of earth on the planet, the reason for being here and the reason I stay is the same. Having your children grow up being watched after school by their grandma, or having their grandpas offering what they think is expert advice at every soccer or football game, can’t be measured in dollars, it’s priceless. A lot of people don’t have family members that are reliable, alive, unselfish or a good influence, if you’ve got them, abuse the hell out of it. Two pieces of advice from someone who has been there, 1) never utter the words “they are my kids, let me raise them” (cause I didn’t mean it and I wish and hadn’t said it). 2) F*&K the books on raising kids, let the grandparents spoil the hell out of them, let grandma give them too much candy and let grandpa allow them to drive his car on his lap in some empty parking lot when they are twelve or light fireworks on the fourth of july.
Enjoy your home and your family!
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