Hawaii


Lakeside is nice though.

I would also like to check out Missoula, Montana. For some reason it gets very high marks as one of the best places to live in the U.S. by various magazines & such. I have not been there yet, but the pictures show it to be a beautiful place.

so, i think of the places i've been, i'd be happy in seattle or alabama or nashville. new york for a short time maybe-if i was filthy rich...otherwise, san fransisco-i never hear a bad word said about it in terms of living.

fantasmatical thorr wrote:so, i think of the places i've been, i'd be happy in seattle or alabama or nashville. new york for a short time maybe-if i was filthy rich...otherwise, san fransisco-i never hear a bad word said about it in terms of living.

My brother lived in San Francisco for a long time. He had to share a pad with a few other roomates because the occupancy rate is around 99%, and apartments are extremely hard to find. He finally got out of SF and moved across the bay to Berkeley, or as he calls it; "The People's Republic of Berkeley." He loves it out there, has no desire to move anywhere else.