[Sca-cooks] OT, OOP: Where to live?

[Sue Clemenger]

That could explain a LOT about the south! <giggle>
I'm with Doc...I like seasons, and I put up with the snow in MT because
it's the price I pay for reasonable weather the rest of the year. I
*loathe* hot weather--anything much above 70 degrees farenheit, and I
melt.
And we're a *great* example of YMMV places to live--not too many people,
endless gorgeous scenery, etc., but, on the negative side, terrible
salaries (we're 49th? or 50th? in the nation for average income, and a
lot of us make _less_ than that), high housing costs, and a lot of
driving.  Some ethnic mix, but not a lot.
--maire, prying herself away from the computer so she can get ready for
work.....

Daniel Myers wrote:
>
> On Wednesday, January 8, 2003, at 10:25 PM, Glenda Robinson wrote:
>
> > Cincinnati not too cold??? My BIL lives there and it SNOWS there
> > sometimes!!!! Urk!
>
> Yes, but I like snow - and it all melts a couple of days later so we
> don't have to look at it all winter long.
>
> One of the things I had the biggest problem with when we lived in the
> south was that there were only two seasons, summer and a sort of
> vaguely not-summer.  I often got the feeling that time had ground to a
> halt and I was living the same day over and over.
>
> - Doc
>