[seattle-relo]

I want beauty, culture/big city amenities(great dining, museums,live music venues, shopping), decently affordable cost of living, big water for sailing my boat, and yummy sushi…oh yeah, and sunny weather!

Chicago has great big city appeal, but has miserable winters and there is a lot of crime.

Seattle has pretty good amenities, poor on museums, it’s just beautiful, but the gloomy weather can be a real drag – especially temps of 50 degrees in June. Also home prices are close to San Diego prices, it will be interesting to see how their housing bubble deflates. (Oh wait, there’s no bubble in Seattle. lol )

I love San Diego, but the downtown area is “fake” and touristy, and just not affordable.

Austin is very affordable, but I would say overrated – it’s average on beauty and just not as hip and cool as some people would like it to be.

I guess there’s no perfect place 🙂

[seattle-relo]

I want beauty, culture/big city amenities(great dining, museums,live music venues, shopping), decently affordable cost of living, big water for sailing my boat, and yummy sushi…oh yeah, and sunny weather!

Chicago has great big city appeal, but has miserable winters and there is a lot of crime.

Seattle has pretty good amenities, poor on museums, it’s just beautiful, but the gloomy weather can be a real drag – especially temps of 50 degrees in June. Also home prices are close to San Diego prices, it will be interesting to see how their housing bubble deflates. (Oh wait, there’s no bubble in Seattle. lol )

I love San Diego, but the downtown area is “fake” and touristy, and just not affordable.

Austin is very affordable, but I would say overrated – it’s average on beauty and just not as hip and cool as some people would like it to be.

I guess there’s no perfect place 🙂

[seattle-relo]

I want beauty, culture/big city amenities(great dining, museums,live music venues, shopping), decently affordable cost of living, big water for sailing my boat, and yummy sushi…oh yeah, and sunny weather!

Chicago has great big city appeal, but has miserable winters and there is a lot of crime.

Seattle has pretty good amenities, poor on museums, it’s just beautiful, but the gloomy weather can be a real drag – especially temps of 50 degrees in June. Also home prices are close to San Diego prices, it will be interesting to see how their housing bubble deflates. (Oh wait, there’s no bubble in Seattle. lol )

I love San Diego, but the downtown area is “fake” and touristy, and just not affordable.

Austin is very affordable, but I would say overrated – it’s average on beauty and just not as hip and cool as some people would like it to be.

I guess there’s no perfect place 🙂

[seattle-relo]

I want beauty, culture/big city amenities(great dining, museums,live music venues, shopping), decently affordable cost of living, big water for sailing my boat, and yummy sushi…oh yeah, and sunny weather!

Chicago has great big city appeal, but has miserable winters and there is a lot of crime.

Seattle has pretty good amenities, poor on museums, it’s just beautiful, but the gloomy weather can be a real drag – especially temps of 50 degrees in June. Also home prices are close to San Diego prices, it will be interesting to see how their housing bubble deflates. (Oh wait, there’s no bubble in Seattle. lol )

I love San Diego, but the downtown area is “fake” and touristy, and just not affordable.

Austin is very affordable, but I would say overrated – it’s average on beauty and just not as hip and cool as some people would like it to be.

I guess there’s no perfect place 🙂

[seattle-relo]

I want beauty, culture/big city amenities(great dining, museums,live music venues, shopping), decently affordable cost of living, big water for sailing my boat, and yummy sushi…oh yeah, and sunny weather!

Chicago has great big city appeal, but has miserable winters and there is a lot of crime.

Seattle has pretty good amenities, poor on museums, it’s just beautiful, but the gloomy weather can be a real drag – especially temps of 50 degrees in June. Also home prices are close to San Diego prices, it will be interesting to see how their housing bubble deflates. (Oh wait, there’s no bubble in Seattle. lol )

I love San Diego, but the downtown area is “fake” and touristy, and just not affordable.

Austin is very affordable, but I would say overrated – it’s average on beauty and just not as hip and cool as some people would like it to be.

I guess there’s no perfect place 🙂

[seattle-relo]

I understand your point about the list being for the top ten cities to live, you have a valid point. Vacationing/visiting a city can have a very different experience than actually living there. I have lived in four different cities, all in the US – Austin, Chicago, San Diego and Seattle. Of those four, Seattle is the best except for the miserable weather and short summers.

[seattle-relo]

I understand your point about the list being for the top ten cities to live, you have a valid point. Vacationing/visiting a city can have a very different experience than actually living there. I have lived in four different cities, all in the US – Austin, Chicago, San Diego and Seattle. Of those four, Seattle is the best except for the miserable weather and short summers.

[seattle-relo]

I understand your point about the list being for the top ten cities to live, you have a valid point. Vacationing/visiting a city can have a very different experience than actually living there. I have lived in four different cities, all in the US – Austin, Chicago, San Diego and Seattle. Of those four, Seattle is the best except for the miserable weather and short summers.

[seattle-relo]

I understand your point about the list being for the top ten cities to live, you have a valid point. Vacationing/visiting a city can have a very different experience than actually living there. I have lived in four different cities, all in the US – Austin, Chicago, San Diego and Seattle. Of those four, Seattle is the best except for the miserable weather and short summers.

[seattle-relo]

I understand your point about the list being for the top ten cities to live, you have a valid point. Vacationing/visiting a city can have a very different experience than actually living there. I have lived in four different cities, all in the US – Austin, Chicago, San Diego and Seattle. Of those four, Seattle is the best except for the miserable weather and short summers.

[seattle-relo]

My favorite – Vancouver, BC…just love it!!! Especially the skiing in Whistler.

[seattle-relo]

My favorite – Vancouver, BC…just love it!!! Especially the skiing in Whistler.

[seattle-relo]

My favorite – Vancouver, BC…just love it!!! Especially the skiing in Whistler.

[seattle-relo]

My favorite – Vancouver, BC…just love it!!! Especially the skiing in Whistler.

[seattle-relo]

My favorite – Vancouver, BC…just love it!!! Especially the skiing in Whistler.

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