I have been to the midwest and while the people are a lot friendlier and polite and it is a lot cheaper to buy a home than San Diego, I am a weather freak and addicted to beach weather.
As for SF versus San Diego, I lived in SF and it was ok and fun but I prefer the more laid back beach feel to San Diego.
If I was to live in the midwest, Minnesota and Madison, WI would be good places but I am a baby and don’t do well in cold weather. But I would easily find a nice lady to date and afford a home so who knows?
TuVu, RN starts out around 55k here as well. So, SF is only paying ~25% more, but cost of living is much more than that vs SD. So, it’s not that great, I don’t think.
TuVu, RN starts out around 55k here as well. So, SF is only paying ~25% more, but cost of living is much more than that vs SD. So, it’s not that great, I don’t think.
TuVu, RN starts out around 55k here as well. So, SF is only paying ~25% more, but cost of living is much more than that vs SD. So, it’s not that great, I don’t think.
TuVu, RN starts out around 55k here as well. So, SF is only paying ~25% more, but cost of living is much more than that vs SD. So, it’s not that great, I don’t think.
TuVu, RN starts out around 55k here as well. So, SF is only paying ~25% more, but cost of living is much more than that vs SD. So, it’s not that great, I don’t think.
Madison, WI, eh? And you’ve been there 1 week? Yeah it’s pretty easy to be enamored with a place if you’ve only ever visited and have lived there 1 week. Check back with us in February when it’s too cold to go outside and you are couped up in your house for a few months. Or, check back in August after you’ve spent some time outdoors and are soaked by the humidity and covered with mosquito bites.
On the plus side, I prefer college towns to most any other type of urban environment. If I had to live in fly-over country, I would definitely try to pick a college town.
Madison, WI, eh? And you’ve been there 1 week? Yeah it’s pretty easy to be enamored with a place if you’ve only ever visited and have lived there 1 week. Check back with us in February when it’s too cold to go outside and you are couped up in your house for a few months. Or, check back in August after you’ve spent some time outdoors and are soaked by the humidity and covered with mosquito bites.
On the plus side, I prefer college towns to most any other type of urban environment. If I had to live in fly-over country, I would definitely try to pick a college town.
Madison, WI, eh? And you’ve been there 1 week? Yeah it’s pretty easy to be enamored with a place if you’ve only ever visited and have lived there 1 week. Check back with us in February when it’s too cold to go outside and you are couped up in your house for a few months. Or, check back in August after you’ve spent some time outdoors and are soaked by the humidity and covered with mosquito bites.
On the plus side, I prefer college towns to most any other type of urban environment. If I had to live in fly-over country, I would definitely try to pick a college town.
Madison, WI, eh? And you’ve been there 1 week? Yeah it’s pretty easy to be enamored with a place if you’ve only ever visited and have lived there 1 week. Check back with us in February when it’s too cold to go outside and you are couped up in your house for a few months. Or, check back in August after you’ve spent some time outdoors and are soaked by the humidity and covered with mosquito bites.
On the plus side, I prefer college towns to most any other type of urban environment. If I had to live in fly-over country, I would definitely try to pick a college town.
