Dark Mist!!! The US will be a better place for it wherever you go. Hope you are into a bit of travelling at some point You should come on over to Texas a visit a bunch of us.

Likewise.....Dark Mist..........I am looking to start a new job with Disney at the end of the year which i am really looking forward to. Florida here i come. Another Brit leaves the Limey homeland
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New Hampshire & Vermont are almost the same. New England ain't bad place to be.

#45 karmagirl:

I think you need to visit more of the US

hehe I've never been to the US - heck I dont even think they would let me through the gates

by Citizen Chickie - 9/14/2003 3:00:31 PM

New England ain't bad place to be

I agree. NE is beautful! Especially in the fall. People come from all over the country to experience thr georgous fall foliage. Also we have a lot of historical landmaks here in NE. Basketball hall of fame, Smith & wesson (revolutionary gun maker), Indian motorcycle museum, Boston Harbor. Not to mention home of the great Boston red socks, and Boston Bruins. The winters are snowing and cold, but, the rest of the year, the beautiful countryside, and all of NE's culture makes it all worth while.

You would be hard pressed to find a better area in the U.S. to live.

Wrong. Newport, Oregon.

Crissy, the trees has started to turn colors. Fall is here. Cool comfy weather. I don't mind winter, no bugs around.

Yes chickie, they have started to turn colors. Another few weeks and it will look beuuuuutiffull! I see you're a fellow New-englander. Im from Ma. BTW , I love your desktop!

Wrong. Newport, Oregon.

It's not a competition Kona0197. Just some friendly suggestions on possible spots to settle in the U.S.

Actually, if I was to leave Canada to live in the U.S. it would be Cape Ann. (Most likely the town of Gloucester.)
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Thanx, crissy.

What part of Mass ya live in? I live in West Charleston. It's a small town.