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I highly recommend Nashville and the surrounding areas. The cost of living is reasonable and the economy is booming.
I agree.
No State income tax. Automotive taxes and yearly tags are cheap. We have all 4 seasons. We have Natural resources and trails all around. Mountains to the east, Gulf within driving distance to the south. And, the very best part, a 2 hour drive to Manchester. Nashville is a huge music town.
Post by Vw'ndeadchick on Jan 30, 2014 10:26:30 GMT -5
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like I said, nothing is totally off the table at this point! except Atlanta. This week has reinforced what a shithole this place is. I need to move on.
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I have thought about it and have had some opportunities presented...guess I'm just nervous about the probability of steady employment...I've had so much turmoil in my life over the past year and a half. And "studying" for those frequent "tests" would be a Debbie Downer - although I suppose there are ways to cope.
Post by Vw'ndeadchick on Jan 30, 2014 10:50:49 GMT -5
do it... hang a map on the wall and break out some darts. just follow your karma and it will work out, and if it doesn't the story will be even better you saw my apartment in Baltimore, its not a bad deal you could totally tow some pets and kids and plants and shit. that place held dale for a week with only one broken door, maybe a little misplaced urine and what I can only hope was oatmeal.
seriously though, there's going to be ups and down... i'm rented staff, so i'm doing all kinds of shit the regular staff doesn't want to do. I took a pay cut, I could make more if I took a full time job. I have no idea where ill be living or what ill be doing in the next 3 months, I may or may not be working and I may or may not be living in a tent. I loved living in DC, I hated working there. Portland was amazing, but i've never experienced depression on that level in my life... every time it rained.
on the up side: I never have to worry about vacation, i just take off when ever i want. the only bills i have are wants i want, everything is either a write off or the company covers it.
its only 13 weeks, use it to move to where ever it is your considering going. you'll get reimbursed some travel expenses, have a job for three months while you scope out the city. it could be a very useful transitioning tool.
do it... hang a map on the wall and break out some darts. just follow your karma and it will work out, and if it doesn't the story will be even better you saw my apartment in Baltimore, its not a bad deal you could totally tow some pets and kids and plants and shit. that place held dale for a week with only one broken door, maybe a little misplaced urine and what I can only hope was oatmeal.
seriously though, there's going to be ups and down... i'm rented staff, so i'm doing all kinds of shit the regular staff doesn't want to do. I took a pay cut, I could make more if I took a full time job. I have no idea where ill be living or what ill be doing in the next 3 months, I may or may not be working and I may or may not be living in a tent. I loved living in DC, I hated working there. Portland was amazing, but i've never experienced depression on that level in my life... every time it rained.
on the up side: I never have to worry about vacation, i just take off when ever i want. the only bills i have are wants i want, everything is either a write off or the company covers it.
its only 13 weeks, use it to move to where ever it is your considering going. you'll get reimbursed some travel expenses, have a job for three months while you scope out the city. it could be a very useful transitioning tool.
Welcome back Bonz, but I do not find it strange that your presence being requested in the Orgy thread and then you showing up, like it was the quacking Bonzai Bat Signal.
“Once a sleepy, semitropical backwater, the Third Coast, which stretches along the Gulf of Mexico from south Texas to western Florida, has come out of the recession stronger than virtually any other region,” Forbes writes. “Since 2001, its job base has expanded 7 percent, and it is projected to grow another 18 percent in the coming decade.”
You're just too young to grasp how stylin' I really was. All the boys wanted to do me when I was 5. Actually the girls did too. My haircut was confusing.
Damn crazykittensmile... you ever think of getting a job with the San Diego Board of Tourism?
As Katy Mae said, it sounds like you're trying to avoid colder climates (correct me if I'm wrong); however, if that's not the case, I will humbly throw in a somewhat out-of-leftfield suggestion for Denver.
You've got the gorgeous Rockies right at your doorstep, a really fun and funky downtown area, a great live music scene (Red Rocks, anyone?) - and if I'm not mistaken, I believe it is a big hub for healthcare as well. Plus, y'know... legal corn, if that's what you're into.
The major cons seem to be that it is very cold and somewhat isolated, but if you can manage with that, I think it definitely merits some consideration.