Thread: Where would U want to live?

Yes, U are right. Of course, believe it or not - central Texas is considered the worst place to live w/ allergies - I've read it a few times. When I left Louisiana, I didn't think any place would be as bad for allergies - with all the tress and swamps. Figures that I went someplace worse.

My ex-wife never had allergies in her life - she developed them living here. My current wife is from China - never even heard of allergies before. She started having problems as soon as she moved here. She had to go to several doctors because she was coughing all the time. They ruled out tuberculosis, and one doctor said that you have to live someplace for 2 years to develop allergies in the region. Finally, a pulminologist told her she had allergies. Gave her an allergy nasal spray, and then she was fine.

Hewll, 1 of my dogs even has allergies. He sneezes a lot when the grass is cut

Originally Posted by Shipwreck

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That being said, I prev loved Tuscon (went there on a week's vacation in 1998) - it was fantastic for my allergies.

Tucson is a nice place too.

Originally Posted by 2400

Tucson is a nice place too.

Well, when I was married the 1st time, my ex applied for some jobs out there, but nothing ever worked out. I also applied for a probation job out in Phoenix 2 years ago - when they called me for the interview, they gave me less than a weeks notice - I explained as a probation officer with scheduled apts for weeks ahead, I would need at least 2 weeks to work my schedule out - they wouldn't give it to me. Then, 1 month later, when they did 2nd interviews, they called me again. Once again, it was less than 1 weeks notice - I couldn't do it.

I'D LOVE TO LIVE NEAR HERE! NORTH SHORE OAHU HAWAI'I. WAITING TO GO BACK,for work of course!



Gun laws suck and cost of living is high,traffic sucks in Honolulu,but I love the place.I might be out there for 6-10 months next year J.R.

Back to az. live in northen az. for 6 yrs. miss it bad.

Originally Posted by gene

Back to az. live in northen az. for 6 yrs. miss it bad.

That's where I live, where were you?

I'm very fond of Valdosta, GA, and Tulsa, OK, and would very much like to move back to either place.

Other than those two places, anywhere with a moderate tempurature, good steakhouses and barbecue joints, and not a lot of people.

I've lived in Seattle, Detroit, Houston, other places, and the UK.

My roots have brought me back to my home state of Kansas. Can't stand the winter here - but the other three seasons are just fine for me.

I could trade Kansas winters for Arizona or New Mexico, but other than that, Kansas is where I'll stay. Don't expect *anyone* else to agree with me, but that just means more open spaces for me.