I hear you on suburbia, Aimee. I've tried urban, and though it has many advantages, it's not for me. I've only been to Philly once, the year the World's Fair was in Knoxville, so I must have been around 13, but it seemed very clean and full of history.
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And to think some people like Baltimore for the crime rate! No, I'm kidding. It's just how we "met".
I need people who smile back at me as they walk past.
If that's what you're going for, come to Atlanta. The smiling unnerves visitors.
but it seemed very clean and full of history.
haha..not so much with the clean generally. But, definitely, full of well-preserved history!
If that's what you're going for, come to Atlanta. The smiling unnerves visitors.
Drove me crazy when I first moved there.
I would think "So early to be stoned," but that's just me. One day I should visit, though. Lots of Atlanta cyber-bunkies.
Find Your Spot thinks I should move to Corvallis or Eugene, OR.
Suits me fine.
Closer to our familes in Michigan, but far enough that my MiL isn't going to jump in her car and show up.
This was exactly what I was thinking, but wasn't about to post because, well, I'm not you. But I do remember you talking recently about both (a) missing the close family connections, and (b) being driven slightly nuts by weird family dynamics, miscommunications, total lack of communication, etc. Philly seems like a good place to be close enough for regular connections, yet far enough for solid boundaries.
JZ, exactly.
Yay for Matt's Mom! I'm keeping the ~ma going.
Aimee is obviously thinking Philly because it's closer to me.