kendi
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For me its the higher areas of Arizona! Believe it or not, there are mountains with plenty of wildlife and wonderful hiking trails to explore. It's not all desert and hot. :) |
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I-am-indy
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Its depends on your personality. |
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The Mogwai King
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A state of unconsciousness. It seems to be working for the majority of us. |
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Kathy H
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California is a great choice because it has something for everyone. You can live in a small mountain community in the beautiful Sierra Nevada mountains or in a coastal town located along California's long coastline. Most coastal cities are small towns. You can also live in the desert or in the large agricultural area in the San Joaquin Valley. Southern California is warmer and more populated than Northern California.
Wherever you go in California, you will find wineries. For info on wineries and wine tasting go to http://www.cheers2wine.com |
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Ladybugs77
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Depends on what you like. I live in Maine and I hate winter but it is worth it because it has the 2nd lowest crime rate in the country. The other 3 seasons are great though. |
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Sunidaze
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NOT Michigan (I can safely say this as I recently moved back to Ohio after living in Michigan for a year and a half). Not quite sure it's Ohio either (but there happens to be more than one river in Ohio...I believe all the larger cities are situated on or near rivers - Cincinnati the Ohio River, Toledo - Maumee River, Columbus - I can't remember it's name, Cleveland - Cuyahoga River.
Actually, Ohio's really not bad at all, I'd just prefer a warmer climate year round - Arizona would be preferable. |
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rhainnedroppe
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I live in NC. We have beaches, mountains, and everything in between. Good climate with summers hot but not horribly so and winters cold but relatively little icy weather. We have some of the most beautiful scenery on the east coast. Come for a visit and you might just stay. |
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Jesus_freak
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TEXAS!!! Texas is an awsome state. The sencery is beautiful, the people are friendly, and it has a huge variety of everything. Whatever you want, you can find it in Texas.
(no I don't mean that in a bad way).
~me |
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:) peace
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The best state to live in is Missouri. Why? cause we have a lot of history here. Things that started here was Jazz and ***** Baseball. It doesn't rain a lot, it isn't to hot, it doesn't get to cold. We almost never have tornadoes. There is a lot to do. It is pretty much safe, if you dont go to downtown Kansas City, MO. (and if you do stay away from Prospect). It is always quiet, although the traffic can get kinda bad. If you lived here you would see why. |
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nelle_1337_g33k
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I live in North carolina as well. I like it here. It's pretty nice and has a great reputation. |
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besitos2610
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To find the best state to match your personality, go to www.findyourspot.com. I love this website! |
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Cuddly Lez
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North Carolina.
Trust me, it is. |
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Trav
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Definitely would be Jersey. u get the shore, mountains, and the river valley w/ NYC and Philly not that far away. |
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blah111
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Southern California!
only if you like to be around nice weather, diverse communities, and around the border.!!
=) |
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Jacob B
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Ohio, we have a river. |
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