Why I am leaving San Diego

[jstoesz]

I agree with both of you, bearishgurl and brian, about retiree locations. I would pick a small town someplace cool, but be within walking distance of everything I need. Personally SLO would be at the top of my list. That is if the last bastion of California Coastal Awesomeness has not been ruined by then.

[quote=ArmoRealtor]
I wish you luck jstoesz. I would say that you should’nt expect too much though. If your not happy here now you probably wont be there then either. I do hope I’m wrong.[/quote]

I fear my tenor online can come off a little harsh. I am a direct person, so in writing I am direct without all the niceties. Sometimes I need them to soften my prose.

In general I am a ridiculously happy person, to the point of annoyance at times for my wife. But that is combined with a heavy dosage of cynicism. So while I know everything will be great (which it will), I am constantly scheming on ways to better position our future.

[(former)FormerSanDiegan]

This thread and a recent visit back to San Diego makes me want to move back. It is considerably more affordable than where I am now.
I guess it’s all relative.

[(former)FormerSanDiegan]

This thread and a recent visit back to San Diego makes me want to move back. It is considerably more affordable than where I am now.
I guess it’s all relative.

[(former)FormerSanDiegan]

This thread and a recent visit back to San Diego makes me want to move back. It is considerably more affordable than where I am now.
I guess it’s all relative.

[(former)FormerSanDiegan]

This thread and a recent visit back to San Diego makes me want to move back. It is considerably more affordable than where I am now.
I guess it’s all relative.

[(former)FormerSanDiegan]

This thread and a recent visit back to San Diego makes me want to move back. It is considerably more affordable than where I am now.
I guess it’s all relative.

[jstoesz]

Not that I am buying in Placerville, but this home is so cool. On some level, I love garish 60’s homes. The more over the top, the better!

http://www.redfin.com/CA/Placerville/880-Hidden-Way-95667/home/22363405

[jstoesz]

Not that I am buying in Placerville, but this home is so cool. On some level, I love garish 60’s homes. The more over the top, the better!

http://www.redfin.com/CA/Placerville/880-Hidden-Way-95667/home/22363405

[jstoesz]

Not that I am buying in Placerville, but this home is so cool. On some level, I love garish 60’s homes. The more over the top, the better!

http://www.redfin.com/CA/Placerville/880-Hidden-Way-95667/home/22363405

[jstoesz]

Not that I am buying in Placerville, but this home is so cool. On some level, I love garish 60’s homes. The more over the top, the better!

http://www.redfin.com/CA/Placerville/880-Hidden-Way-95667/home/22363405

[jstoesz]

Not that I am buying in Placerville, but this home is so cool. On some level, I love garish 60’s homes. The more over the top, the better!

http://www.redfin.com/CA/Placerville/880-Hidden-Way-95667/home/22363405

[bearishgurl]

[quote=jstoesz]Not that I am buying in Placerville, but this home is so cool. On some level, I love garish 60’s homes. The more over the top, the better!

http://www.redfin.com/CA/Placerville/880-Hidden-Way-95667/home/22363405
[/quote]

Wow, now that’s a lot of bang for the buck, jstoesz!! Maybe you SHOULD consider making an offer on it. Better see how your day-to-day commute pans out to/from East Sac first . . . lol!

I don’t think it’s garish. Luv all the picture windows and stone kitchen hearth. The accoustical ceiling with the dark beams is a little much, but this can be fixed. As can the few remaining aluminum sliders. And it’s downtown, to boot. Wonder if it’s walking distance to the locomotives and antique shops (similar to dtn La Mesa?? . . . lol!)

There’s more room there then you’ll probably ever need for a price you could never touch on the coast. And design galore to boot!!!

Have fun in Placerville, jstoesz! It’s truly a “different world” up there!!

[bearishgurl]

[quote=jstoesz]Not that I am buying in Placerville, but this home is so cool. On some level, I love garish 60’s homes. The more over the top, the better!

http://www.redfin.com/CA/Placerville/880-Hidden-Way-95667/home/22363405
[/quote]

Wow, now that’s a lot of bang for the buck, jstoesz!! Maybe you SHOULD consider making an offer on it. Better see how your day-to-day commute pans out to/from East Sac first . . . lol!

I don’t think it’s garish. Luv all the picture windows and stone kitchen hearth. The accoustical ceiling with the dark beams is a little much, but this can be fixed. As can the few remaining aluminum sliders. And it’s downtown, to boot. Wonder if it’s walking distance to the locomotives and antique shops (similar to dtn La Mesa?? . . . lol!)

There’s more room there then you’ll probably ever need for a price you could never touch on the coast. And design galore to boot!!!

Have fun in Placerville, jstoesz! It’s truly a “different world” up there!!

[bearishgurl]

[quote=jstoesz]Not that I am buying in Placerville, but this home is so cool. On some level, I love garish 60’s homes. The more over the top, the better!

http://www.redfin.com/CA/Placerville/880-Hidden-Way-95667/home/22363405
[/quote]

Wow, now that’s a lot of bang for the buck, jstoesz!! Maybe you SHOULD consider making an offer on it. Better see how your day-to-day commute pans out to/from East Sac first . . . lol!

I don’t think it’s garish. Luv all the picture windows and stone kitchen hearth. The accoustical ceiling with the dark beams is a little much, but this can be fixed. As can the few remaining aluminum sliders. And it’s downtown, to boot. Wonder if it’s walking distance to the locomotives and antique shops (similar to dtn La Mesa?? . . . lol!)

There’s more room there then you’ll probably ever need for a price you could never touch on the coast. And design galore to boot!!!

Have fun in Placerville, jstoesz! It’s truly a “different world” up there!!

[bearishgurl]

[quote=jstoesz]Not that I am buying in Placerville, but this home is so cool. On some level, I love garish 60’s homes. The more over the top, the better!

http://www.redfin.com/CA/Placerville/880-Hidden-Way-95667/home/22363405
[/quote]

Wow, now that’s a lot of bang for the buck, jstoesz!! Maybe you SHOULD consider making an offer on it. Better see how your day-to-day commute pans out to/from East Sac first . . . lol!

I don’t think it’s garish. Luv all the picture windows and stone kitchen hearth. The accoustical ceiling with the dark beams is a little much, but this can be fixed. As can the few remaining aluminum sliders. And it’s downtown, to boot. Wonder if it’s walking distance to the locomotives and antique shops (similar to dtn La Mesa?? . . . lol!)

There’s more room there then you’ll probably ever need for a price you could never touch on the coast. And design galore to boot!!!

Have fun in Placerville, jstoesz! It’s truly a “different world” up there!!

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