Originally posted by SmookiePMany places, actually. It is very friendly in the rural areas here, too. I do miss the smell of the salt air of the Puget Sound, the mountains and forests.
I lived in South Georgia in the 80's.. I miss how nice people were there.. no really. I'd go bike riding, and people would invite you into their house for food and company.
Where do you see that now nowadays?
Originally posted by PalynkaNo, it's two bedroom appartment. Three roommates, each one pays 700. It's on the edge of second zone maybe that's even third (near Canada water station)
I pay around 1600 pounds a month for a one-bedroom apartment. It's central, but still... 😕
Edit - 700/month in what zone? That sounds extremely cheap for London proper. Or is it for a room?
700 or 1600, the prices there are just insane.
Originally posted by kirksey957Yes, Rev.. It reached -33 degrees here a few mornings ago. Haven't seen it like that for ages. We are feeding our resident sparrows, a few finches, one blue jay, and three cottontails. The whitetail deer have bales of hay on our land, and the pheasants on our land may be surviving but we saw dead ones along the highway. It is the wind that gets them. It is 32 degrees ABOVE zero right now and blowing. Good day to stay home. The warmer air brings the snow.
I imagine anything would be preferable to where you are now. Has it cracked -20 yet?
Originally posted by pawnhandlerDon't even get me started....
someplace you used to live?
I miss the New York State Fair.
I miss public transportation.
I miss good food. Decent bagels, pizza, Italian food...etc.
I miss good schools.
I miss old houses and buildings that have a little character.
I miss all the culture that New York and Boston have to offer.
I miss the people.
I miss my family.
I miss my friends.
I miss snow.
I miss stores and restaurants that aren't national chains.
I miss the beaches.
I miss my favorite sports teams.
I miss Maine.
I miss just about everything about the northeast.
Originally posted by rbmorrisHow does the cost of living compare to where you are now?
Don't even get me started....
I miss public transportation.
I miss good food. Decent bagels, pizza, Italian food...etc.
I miss good schools.
I miss old houses and buildings that have a little character.
I miss all the culture that New York and Boston have to offer.
I miss the people.
I miss my family.
I miss my friends.
I miss ...[text shortened]... y favorite sports teams.
I miss Maine.
I miss just about everything about the northeast.