After reading a post from REWahoo talking about the trials and tribulations of living in "that whole other country" Texas (BTW I am a Tx resident), I got to thinking about why people live where they live after retirement. I mean what makes your place the best in your eyes?
We live in Colorado and for us it feels right. It didn't happen overnight and we sometimes get the desire to move back to the south, but we cure this by spending a few days once a year in Hotlanta. In Colorado just as the winter is getting long us we have the best 60 days of summer. OK maybe 65 days. The Garden grows (if you protect it from the hail with netting), golfers try not to hit my yard, the kids play for hrs in the sandbox or ride their bikes and the evenings are spent BBQing with friends and watching the sun set over the mtns. For us I can't think of anywhere we want to be.
Tomcat98
We live in Colorado and for us it feels right. It didn't happen overnight and we sometimes get the desire to move back to the south, but we cure this by spending a few days once a year in Hotlanta. In Colorado just as the winter is getting long us we have the best 60 days of summer. OK maybe 65 days. The Garden grows (if you protect it from the hail with netting), golfers try not to hit my yard, the kids play for hrs in the sandbox or ride their bikes and the evenings are spent BBQing with friends and watching the sun set over the mtns. For us I can't think of anywhere we want to be.
Tomcat98