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Old 06-29-2004, 03:53 PM   #1
 
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We are considering moving to Palm Springs (full or part time) and wondered if any of you have any thoughts on lifestyle, quality of life, costs, etc. Is there anybody living there currently who might give us an idea of the realities?
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Palm Desert is nicer and right next door.
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What about La Quinta....heard that it's nice there.
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What about La Quinta....heard that it's nice there.
You know what that means don't you? In Spanish, "La Quinta" means "Next to Dennys".
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Q: Are there really springs there?
Q: Are there any palms?

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Plenty of casinos for entertainment in Palm Springs .... seemed to be on every block downtown
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