If you could move

[76sovereign]

If you could move anywhere in the U.S. and take your AS where would it be?

[eubank]

Humm. That's a tough one, but we're leaning towards moving down the mountain a bit to the Taos area some day. Probably not to be the next door neighbor of Julia Roberts (big dollar area), but warmer than here.

Lynn

[RedSHED]

I used to answer this sort of thing based on the weather. But I think there are better ways.
Where can I make a difference in the community? Where can I find a town with an engaged citizenry, a low crime rate, access to public transit, and some support of the arts? Who we are is so much more than what we do for recreation - at least it can be.
When my parents took us to the peace corps back in 72, all the volunteers in language school were asked where they wanted to go. They were then told that the where wouldn't matter nearly as much as the job and what they brought to it. If they could be satisfied with the work, an otherwise dismal place would be great - and paradise itself would seem like perdition otherwise.
I think this is true, and I think one gets a lot more out of a community by being engaged in it, hence my first sentences.

[centennialman]

I would move the Airstream about three inches and stay right where I am at. The weather is great (4 real seasons), the neighbors are wonderful, the mountains are 20 minutes away and there is nowhere else I would rather live.

Ok.....maybe move next to some water..........

[Ahab]

We can move, but we're staying right here. Being in the middle of some of the nicest country with the best boondocking available will keep us here.

[N2XBW]

Hooo-Rah for home!
At this point in our lives, most of us are just about right where we want to be. Yes?