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Baby Boomers
In reply to the discussion: Boomers: Do you want to retire in your present location? [View all]SheilaT
(23,156 posts)24. People who live here think we have
terrible, awful, cold winters. It's as if every one of them moved here from San Diego just a couple of years ago. We have winter -- right now it's 27 degrees and it has been snowing very lightly on and off all day. This is one of those very rare days when I haven't seen the sun at all. Whatever our official claim for days of sunshine, I doubt there are as many as ten days all year when you don't see the sun at least a little, and most of the time we have phenomenally clear skies.
I've lived in enough different places, that while I certainly do pay attention to the local weather, it is not the first thing I care about in a place I'm going to live in.
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Do you speak Italian? Italy is a truly beautiful country. I hope to winter
sinkingfeeling
Sep 2013
#11
I'm retired and I don't want to be here, but I can't leave my only child and my only
Nay
Aug 2013
#5
Oh, believe me, I've gone back and forth on it. The chance of my child moving anywhere
Nay
Aug 2013
#7
Thanks, Sheila. Santa Fe is a kick, isn't it? I understand your decision totally -- believe
Nay
Aug 2013
#9
Santa Fe has a very jazzy opera--they do some very sophisticated presentations! nt
MADem
Nov 2013
#20
Yes, I do want to stay where I am when I retire. But then, I'm in coastal Southern California. . .
Journeyman
Nov 2013
#15
Most definitely..My husband and I are thinking of buying a camping trailer and traveling to
whathehell
Nov 2013
#23
Absolutely not. I am sick of Ohio. Sick of the gloom, sick of the buybull thumpers.
we can do it
Jan 2014
#26
I'm looking at East Kentucky, where the rental prices are a third of where I live now (NJ)
ellenrr
Jul 2014
#30
Moved out of L.A., Ca., now retired in Albuquerque for summer and Naples Fl for winter…
stevonmfl
Jul 2014
#36