My son graduates in May and will be headed off to college. And after 19 yrs I'm open to leaving Atlanta for new possibilities. So, can you please provide a few helpful location suggestions?

I'm looking to Stay on the East Coast, butI'm open to Texas and Colorado too.




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lol

that should be an easy decision

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How does Houston rank among the three? What's the pro and Con of Houston?


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Plus I need to keep it in the states.



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and film the best take on the "odd couple" show of all time.

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I wanna go to where the martyrs went
the brown figures on the walls of my apart-a-ment...

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www.engadgethd.com - the other stuff i'm looking at

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Thinking of DC or Philly to be closer to my hometown, but DC may be the move due to all of the law firms there.

Streets won't let me chill.

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"And the Lord’s servant must not be quarrelsome but must be kind to everyone, able to teach, not resentful." ~ 2 Tim 2:4

You already know that though. The proximity to home, for you, is spot on. You can get it in when you feel like and get gone just as quickly.

Was going through old messages recently and saw some from you when you were makingthat move down to the A. Time's flown.

Best of wishes to you, fam!

But I feel like I may have done just about everything I set out to do in moving to Atlanta and then some. Now, I'm just going through the motions. Would be good to get back east...I got them Ravens season tix on deck for this year!

Streets won't let me chill.

>got them Ravens season tix on deck for this year!

I'd move to the following places w/ no restrictions in place:

Very Large Cities:
Chicago
New York
Philadelphia

Large Cities:
Washington, DC
Detroit
Boston

Moderately Large Cities:
Charlotte
Raleigh
Louisville
Nashville

Smaller Cities:
Durham
Winston-Salem
Richmond
Charleston, SC
Chattanooga

If I had to choose one from each category, it would be

Chicago, Washington, Nashville, Charleston

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"And the Lord’s servant must not be quarrelsome but must be kind to everyone, able to teach, not resentful." ~ 2 Tim 2:4

If to maximize earning potential while having the ability to enjoy as many different places in a four/five hour drive, DC might be the best bet.

If to maximize earning potential and live in sweltering heat, Houston would prolly be the best bet. I've family in Houston and Austin that are doing quite well there career-wise. In fact, my bro is a project manager on telecom and IT projects. Right now, he's with a large petroleum company.

Outside of that, what does your son think of you leaving the ATL?

Either way, I wish you the best.

>If to maximize earning potential while having the ability to
>enjoy as many different places in a four/five hour drive, DC
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>If to maximize earning potential and live in sweltering heat,
>Houston would prolly be the best bet. I've family in Houston
>and Austin that are doing quite well there career-wise. In
>fact, my bro is a project manager on telecom and IT projects.
>Right now, he's with a large petroleum company.
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I might need to move there and network with your cousin.



>Outside of that, what does your son think of you leaving the
>ATL?

My son is graduating an going off to college in Kansas, so I doubt that my moving will impact his feelings. Plus it will give him another option to visit.



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let you cook from there. As we have found out in the past, we're not separated by many degrees anyway. LOL...

>let you cook from there. As we have found out in the past,
>we're not separated by many degrees anyway. LOL...
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than to be in Carolina.

I would say Charlotte, but I'm definitely biased.

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To relocate.

Outside of that, the further north you go, the more cake you gotta spend to live.

If that's not an issue, Howard or Harford County MD are great places (Columbia, Owings Mills, White Marsh...close to Baltimore & DC, not TOO far from Philly)

I don't believe in luck, I believe in Jesus...(c)Farnsworth Bentley

too far from the A if u need to shoot back.

I'm not sure how big a city your looking for... Denver is nice, tho. I go there a few times a year.

- huge black population
- embraces the history of slavery
- FOOD
- Cost of living is good
- near the water
- gentrification isnt just wholesale moving folks

2) Boulder CO
- beautiful landscape
- even demo of conservatives and liberals which comes through in the politics
- upward mobility in tech without the douches of silicon valley
- cost of living is high but the tax revenue is spent on infrastructure and the school system so kind of a "get what you pay for" dynamic

3) Pittsburgh Pa (see JohnForte)
-cost of living is insane for what you get
-booming middle class
-home of the most underated women in the country (not looks, personality wise)
-good colleges which translates to upward mobility and plenty of companies hiring
-small big city

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Navem nu, cuando sol
Tutu nu, vondo nos nu
Vita em, no continous non
Nos nu ekta nos sepe ta, amen

When the sun shades the ship
We sweat and life is not safe
To swim or to touch not
When we unite we hedge amen

lolol yeah

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I bumped into a woman from Pittsburgh last night I'm cool with and we were reminiscing about Nats aka Arts Place.

I took my wife there last time we were home.

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