Where should I move?

I can't decide anything, so maybe you nice DU people can decide for me.

Mars---Chimpie hasn't invaded it yet.

I think you should choose one of those

opportunities attached to each of these places?

I am graduating college and am sick of living here.

:P

What would you suggest?

I like the Smithsonian and stuff but isn't it really expensive to live there?

A plethora of things to do, so many cultures, people, public transportation, a clean, safe subway system. Yeah, it can be a bit pricey...but its well worth the experience.

Everyone should live New York at leat once. IMO.

last call is 4am, I suggest living on Elmwood, a urban residential street, somewhere near the campus.

we need every dem we can in VA, we can turn it blue...you don't mind being a pawn in my machiavellian power play, do you? great.

You can always go to the lovely Founder's Inn.

I was stationed near VA Beach in NOrfolk.

:evilfrown:

You can't go wrong with Seattle or Portland.

Seattle is more expensive, but both cities are great.

You'll love the weather and scenery.

I would move there asap if I were you-

;)

an international flavor, New Orleans is the place (of course NYC is the center of the universe!).

No income tax in WA state, and across the Columbia River you can shop in Oregon with no sales tax. I'd say the best of both worlds, though the traffic sucks at times...

www.findyourspot.com

Don't worry about registering. Use BS info.

The top city was Portland!

We've got it all down here. Music, Culture, History, Architecture, The Arts. We also went almost 80% for Kerry. You could consider us a blue heaven in a red state. The weather is great, tropical climate. It was in the 70s yesterday, mostly 60s today. The cost of living is pretty low. We're just a couple of hours drive to beautiful white beaches in AL and FL.

The people here are some of the most interesting in the world. What an amazingly diverse population we have. You name your kind of people, and you'll be able to find a group of them here. We're hospitable, friendly and loving...always able to find something to celebrate, a reason for a party is alway just a thought away.

Come on down to the Big Easy!

Down in New Orleans where the blues were born
It takes a cool cat just to blow a horn
On Lasalle and Rampart Street
The combo player with the mambo beat

Mardi gras mambo, mambo, mambo
Mardi gras mambo, mambo, mambo
Mardi Gras mambo down in New Orleans

and vote blue. I'll welcome you here in Virginia.

Of the places I've lived, it's my favorite.

Both states went red, according to Rove's figures.

New Orleans has the food, but VA has 4 more electoral votes. Not an easy choice.

like Ohio, Florida, or Texas.