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Article #20921Re: moving to ca?
From: David A. Kaye
Date: Mon, 03 Apr 1995 00:00
Date: Mon, 03 Apr 1995 00:00
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Melanie Ley wrote:
: I've lived in California all my
: life and I will admit there are too many people, too much traffic on the
: roads, and the smog isn't wonderful.
And this assumes living in a metro like LA, Orange, San Diego, Sacto, San
Jose, whatever. There are plenty of places in CA where people, traffic,
and smog are not problems at all. In fact there are places where the
next neighbor may be 3 miles down the road, places such as the Mojave
Desert in the south and the Alturas area in the northeast.
: But where else can you go from the beach
: to the mountains to the desert in about two hours time - have 80 degree
: weather in winter - culture - sports - recreation - and be able to enjoy year
: round! Enjoy yourself. There is much more here to have fun with than not.
I agree. I've moved away several times but keep coming back. But it
takes a "California" attitude to live here. Some people just don't adapt
to it. Oh well.
--
dk@crl.com Stuff happens; deal with it; get on with life.
San Francisco
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