Fav cities to live in??
Do you love living in your city?? If so, let me know why (and what city!)… Were researching places to move and would love additional ideas!
I always come back to the idea of moving to San Francisco, but after my friend told me how great Austin, TX is I’m now wondering what else is out there that we don’t know about!
We’re trying to find a place with good weather (haaate the cold!!) and lots to do event/activity wise.
Gimme your opinions guys!
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sophiaismissing answered:
sydney, australia! :P
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pratyeka answered:
Dunno about other places, but I live in the area of Austin and visit a lot and it’s fantastic, huge local art, music, and foodie scenes.
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paperdollsugarhearts answered:
Visit www.some…. There is a series called “A Slice Of…” where people post info/photos of their hometowns :) Hope this helps!
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oxiemoron answered:
I wouldn’t recommend moving to Ontario, California (where I live), but we dooo have a Betsey Johnson outlet store. :P
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letmefeellikeadoll answered:
I looove London. But I always want to live in San Diego or Los Angeles. Wel, I live in Wroclaw, Poland. And I don’t like this place :
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eversodarling answered:
Not Perth, Australia. It sucks.
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youarelle answered:
I am an adamant hater of California. I live in a suburb outside of SF. If you hate the cold, stay away from NCal. It’s deceptively unpleasant
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cjalifelessordinary answered:
I’d say Madison,WI. But we do get the cold up here.
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tropicgothic answered:
Honolulu is a great city. A lot of trees, warm year round but expensive to live
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wanderlustqueen answered:
well chicago is amazing, but it does get unreasonably cold. :/
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valxerie answered:
I live in San Antonio and I highly recommend Austin if you’re looking for a city that is friendly and has tons of things to do.
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glitteringbunnies answered:
Los Angeles! Lots of fun in the sun and so much culture and eclectic people to meet.
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oshawut answered:
Seattle has tons of free stuff to do, but San Diego has sunnier weather~
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jasminekadabra answered:
well, if you’re looking for mild climate and things to do, San Diego, CA is your place. Museums, parks, zoo, beaches, harbor, shopping, etc.
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tlsaz answered:
Tucson, AZ! Super friendly people, great arts scene, beautiful and diverse nature destinations, and one of the cheapest places to l
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geekcubed said:
Underdog vote for Philly. Yes it’s “cold” but after 2 winters you won’t notice. It has everything but you are 2 hrs from DC and NYC. That being said a good friend moved from Philly to SF and us talking everyone he can into joining him.
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sherixfirefly answered:
Nooo come to Scotland instead *^_^*
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lettersiwillneversendtoyou answered:
Asheville, duh!!!!!
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dumpstrbaby said:
I live in Oklahoma city and I love it because you’re 20 minutes away from all major cities and you can be in the city area and the country area in minutes. Oklahoma has the nicest people in the country.When you walk past somebody they say hi
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geekyglamorous answered:
Los Angeles! I might be a bit bias… there is ALWAYS something to do here though. I feel pretty spoiled most of the time.
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emilynoel said:
We’re currently thinking of potential cities to move to within the next year or two also. Some ideas so far are Savannah, LA, San Fran, Portland, Seattle, & Philly. Let me know if you hear of any other good ones bc we want to find the perfect one ^_^
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tealsmoke answered:
i have lived in Austin for 2 yaers and the weather has been so bi polar here so far.
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mia-amore answered:
I LOVE Austin AND San Fran :) that’s all I have to add haha
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