Curious as to where everyone is from in the U.S?

[kristinanddan09 1]

very cool website! loved it...now to the results!

[trillium13 84]

very cool website! loved it...now to the results!

[kristinanddan09 1]

haha some of these places i was actually already looking into !

[thongd4me 69]

Hi Everyone! Just been looking around for some good places to live. I love it here, but I'm trying to find a good place to find a better job with my business degree. I've been searching for jobs and using monster as well to do that. I wish I could help Daniel find a job but it's far too in the future, at least I think to do that. He's really good with computers though, and he says he's up for living anywhere I was just trying to find ideas to show him though ! Thanks for your input

If you have a business degree there is probably no better place than New York City;

if you prefer warmer climates you might try Miami.

On a completely different note, if income is not the utmost priority,

you might try a college town in a country setting. I went to the

State University College of NY at New Paltz and I always think

of it as an idyllic place to live. There are many many towns

like that in almost every state, but the things they have in common

are the cultural activities (plays, live music performances, etc.) that

are often very cheap or free and open to the local public as well as

students. Sometimes many of the college or university facilities are

open to locals at discounted prices.

If you want to take a course in something that interests you,

you won't have to travel far.

[Ban Hammer 13,416]

I come to the internets to make it stop for a little while, Charles.

No, I don't have an accent! You people do!

isa gunna hata member to make me posts fer yus in texanican!

[kristinanddan09 1]

Hi! Yeah, I've been to new york and that city is absolutely insane! I wish I could afford to live there! It's gorgeous, I love NYC and would love to go back. It's just the process of looking for a job, I pretty much need to have a job lined up before I go anywhere, it's something that I prefer because although I've saved, it's definitely not enough just yet. Yeah I've been looking into medium to larger cities, I like the hustle and bustle, but it can't be hugely expensive. I like the homey feel too so I'd like to live in a nice neighborhood. I love taking transportation (the love of London ) and also driving. I love the activities aspect as well :) thanks for your suggestion and help!!!

If you have a business degree there is probably no better place than New York City;

if you prefer warmer climates you might try Miami.

On a completely different note, if income is not the utmost priority,

you might try a college town in a country setting. I went to the

State University College of NY at New Paltz and I always think

of it as an idyllic place to live. There are many many towns

like that in almost every state, but the things they have in common

are the cultural activities (plays, live music performances, etc.) that

are often very cheap or free and open to the local public as well as

students. Sometimes many of the college or university facilities are

open to locals at discounted prices.

If you want to take a course in something that interests you,

you won't have to travel far.

[I AM NOT THAT GUY 5,715]

isa gunna hata member to make me posts fer yus in texanican!

When are the service stations going to start serving beer in plastic cups? Last time I was hitchhiking in Texas, I found it hard to dodge all them Lone Star Beer bottles.

[trillium13 84]

isa gunna hata member to make me posts fer yus in texanican!

Lolwhut?

I could make a list of the things I literally couldn't understand when I came here. (I'm a Yankee, as you could probably guess)

e.g. AYKERN

####### is aykern, you ask?

[trillium13 84]

I went to the State University College of NY at New Paltz and I always think

of it as an idyllic place to live. There are many many towns

like that in almost every state, but the things they have in common

are the cultural activities (plays, live music performances, etc.) that

are often very cheap or free and open to the local public as well as

students. Sometimes many of the college or university facilities are

open to locals at discounted prices.

I'm actually from Upstate NY originally. I've never been to New Paltz but a friend of mine went to school there and really liked it. Another great little town with a similar feel (I'd think) is Ithaca, home of Cornell University. It's beautiful and lots of cool stuff there.

On a side note, I went to SUNY Delhi.

haha some of these places i was actually already looking into !

Care to share any?

[alienlovechild 75]

SE Michigan

Michigan has had chronically high unemployment for decades and I lived there for years.

Check out this website for some objective info.

http://www.bestplaces.net/

[kristinanddan09 1]

Care to share any?

Charlotte, North Carolina

Indianapolis, Indiana

Virginia

those!!!

Michigan has had chronically high unemployment for decades and I lived there for years.

Check out this website for some objective info.

http://www.bestplaces.net/

Thank you! and you're right, it's really hard to find a job here in michigan, the unemployment rate is horrible. I got lucky and got transferred at work and got trained as a pharmacy tech. Which is nice, but I do want to finish my degree as well to give myself options.

[Ban Hammer 13,416]

Lolwhut?

I could make a list of the things I literally couldn't understand when I came here. (I'm a Yankee, as you could probably guess)

e.g. AYKERN

####### is aykern, you ask?

i knew that.

just remember, the rich guy is the one that found "all" on his land.

[thongd4me 69]

I'm actually from Upstate NY originally. I've never been to New Paltz but a friend of mine went to school there and really liked it. Another great little town with a similar feel (I'd think) is Ithaca, home of Cornell University. It's beautiful and lots of cool stuff there.

On a side note, I went to SUNY Delhi.

Care to share any?

Ithaca (known as Ilium in Kurt Vonnegut novels) - great place but I've never been there;

will drive there when I retire and poke around.

[trillium13 84]

i knew that.

just remember, the rich guy is the one that found "all" on his land.

Figured you would.

I can't even say, "oil" the way they do here. I've tried.

Ithaca (known as Ilium in Kurt Vonnegut novels) - great place but I've never been there;

will drive there when I retire and poke around.

Go in the summer, it's awesome!

[Krikit 1,164]

Since this thread is leaning more towards availability of jobs I'm going to move it from Off Topic to Finding Work in America. Good luck.