posted 06-07-2002 06:43 AM                  

I would pick Colorado. Snowboarding in the winter & Prowlin in the summer. And I could do the Rockies event. Gosh, I feel like I'm at the end of the world down here in Florida>

posted 06-07-2002 07:13 AM                  

While we have a change of seasons here, which I love; we don't have unbearable temperature extremes nor do we have the weather catastrophies as some states do.

I would love to visit Colorado...and Florida, too; but I'm always happy to come home. So, I wouldn't change anything even if I could.

posted 06-07-2002 07:18 AM                  

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Originally posted by KimKat:
Though New Jersey seldom wins popularity votes on places to live, I really like it here. We're close to the shore (great for cruising) and to NYC and Philadelphia for nightlife, sports, etc. We're far enough removed from both so as not to suffer from the traffic.

While we have a change of seasons here, which I love; we don't have unbearable temperature extremes nor do we have the weather catastrophies as some states do.

I would love to visit Colorado...and Florida, too; but I'm always happy to come home. So, I wouldn't change anything even if I could.

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posted 06-07-2002 10:37 AM                  

I know lots of places I don't want to live

posted 06-07-2002 04:49 PM                  

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Originally posted by Rich C:
Having lived in NY, NJ, Mass, Colorado, Texas I now live in Paradise, Huntington Beach, California, surf captial of the world. I ride my Harley and or Prowler every week year round and can go 3-4 weeks without having to wash, what else could you ask for?

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I HATE YOU LOL.

posted 06-07-2002 07:28 PM                  

Kimo....

posted 06-08-2002 09:24 AM                  

Tough question..... I travel all over and have lived in Dallas Texas and Kettering Ohio..... I loved Texas and still love going back. Texas is a very special place indeed.

Kettering OH - 6000 Sq foot home right off the Golf course for under 300K, Great Schools, Beautiful Springs (lots of Rain) wonderful Fall nights (OK, I know Hot August Nights is cool)and more importantly - So close to so much....

I can be in Indy in 2 hours, Detroit in 3 1/2, Chicago in 5, St. Louis in 5.5, Pittsburgh in 3.5, Cleveland in 3, Cincinnati in 45 minutes, Louisville in 2.5 and the list goes on..... I know it ain't California but each of those cities has so much to offer.... And a great place to raise kids.

You want to talk Cars ? I know many Cities/States have great car shows etc, but for me, The Mid West is it. Too many car shows and car events to even mention - Woodward, Auburn and that list goes on forever.

John

PS. And just 8 hours from Lancaster....... See you guys there. Oops.... that was the Yankee in me..... I mean see Ya'll there......

posted 06-08-2002 09:33 AM                  

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Originally posted by John Buehrle:
Wow....

PSS. And just 45 minutes from ED

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That is a good reason to move.....LOL

I have lived in central Indiana all my life.

I don't know where else I would live. I think maybe Tennessee. Mountains, Lakes and not that far from places I would like to go. But I have never been out west so until then guess I have to stay undecided, unless job forces move, then I will go where ever the money is.

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Larry & Sue Mayes

posted 06-09-2002 09:47 AM                  

Reading all those places,
Brings pictures to my mind:
Born in NJ, school in Cal,
Each one was very fine!

Colorado college,
Oregon for more,
Each place had friends and family,
And many open doors.

And tho' I've had my '99
Kat only for a while,
POA has been a treasure,
And always makes me smile.

The helpful tips and answers,
The joking as with friends,
Though miles separate us,
The bonding never ends.

To all the help that's come my way,
A 'Thank You' is in order,
I hope I can repay the debt,
(If your this way, be a boarder!)

My searching still continues,
For racks and bags and 'goodies',
My Prowler's looking mighty fine,
(Have you seen any that are 'Woodies'?)

But as for searching dreamlands,
I'm happy where I'm at,
A loving family, 'tolerant' wife*, (*even let me get the Kat Go-Kart!)
A dog, some deer, Black Kat.

But if YOU still are looking,
For a place to cruise your Prowler,
Take 101 to the Golden Gate,
Then north just one more hour-ler.

Sonoma County is the place,
And beauty is her game.
Rugged coastline, hills and vales,
And wines of every name.

Majestic redwood forests,
A Russian fort (they're gone...),
Sears Point Raceway, Snoopy's home,
You really can't go wrong.

So as you think about that place
Where your Prowler will call home,
Be sure to visit us just once,
As you cruise and search and roam.

And wherever you decide to 'park'
Any set that easy chair,
You only have to logon once,
And we will all be there!

Happy Cruz'n POA!

posted 06-09-2002 10:02 AM                  

Reading all those places,
Brings pictures to my mind:
Born in NJ, school in Cal,
Each one was very fine!

Colorado college,
Oregon for more,
Each place had friends and family,
And many open doors.

And tho' I've had my '99
Kat only for a while,
POA has been a treasure,
And always makes me smile.

The helpful tips and answers,
The joking as with friends,
Though miles separate us,
The bonding never ends.

To all the help that's come my way,
A 'Thank You' is in order,
I hope I can repay the debt,
(If your this way, be a boarder!)

My searching still continues,
For racks and bags and 'goodies',
My Prowler's looking mighty fine,
(Have you seen any that are 'Woodies'?)

But as for searching dreamlands,
I'm happy where I'm at,
A loving family, 'tolerant' wife*, (*even let me get the Kat Go-Kart!)
A dog, some deer, Black Kat.

But if YOU still are looking,
For a place to cruise your Prowler,
Take 101 to the Golden Gate,
Then north just one more hour-ler.

Sonoma County is the place,
And beauty is her game.
Rugged coastline, hills and vales,
And wines of every name.

Majestic redwood forests,
A Russian fort (they're gone...),
Sears Point Raceway, Snoopy's home,
You really can't go wrong.

So as you think about that place
Where your Prowler will call home,
Be sure to visit us just once,
As you cruise and search and roam.

And wherever you decide to 'park'
Any set that easy chair,
You only have to logon once,
And we will all be there!

Happy Cruz'n POA!

posted 06-09-2002 10:19 AM                  

p.s. Of course, don't they say "Anything worth saying is worth saying twice"...?

p.p.s. Found it! Robert Frost said "Everything worth saying has its own particular way, its own inevitable way, of being said". (See it? See how he said it twice with the particular way thing and then the inevitable way thing??!!)

Ok, I'm out of here...