OT: Just got back from San Francisco
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OT: Just got back from San Francisco
Wow!
Great city. Great food!
Spent a few days cruising the city with the family and then went up to Napa valley/Sonoma. My my! What awesome scenery - esp. on the drive up to Napa. Visited Castello di Amorosa winery. Stunning place - great castle and awesome wine. For the wine connoisseurs out there this is a must see.
Great city. Great food!
Spent a few days cruising the city with the family and then went up to Napa valley/Sonoma. My my! What awesome scenery - esp. on the drive up to Napa. Visited Castello di Amorosa winery. Stunning place - great castle and awesome wine. For the wine connoisseurs out there this is a must see.
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This is even more off topic, but what do you like about Austin that you've labeled it "Paradise"
Feel free to PM if its something you would prefer not to post.
I've never visited Austin, so this isn't a ploy by me to attack your reply. I'm just always curious when people are thrilled to live somewhere.
Feel free to PM if its something you would prefer not to post.
I've never visited Austin, so this isn't a ploy by me to attack your reply. I'm just always curious when people are thrilled to live somewhere.
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And this is even more off topic. Has anyone else been having a hard time with MBWorld website? I have been having a difficult time accessing it due to it "being too busy, try again later" message.
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This is even more off topic, but what do you like about Austin that you've labeled it "Paradise"
Feel free to PM if its something you would prefer not to post.
I've never visited Austin, so this isn't a ploy by me to attack your reply. I'm just always curious when people are thrilled to live somewhere.
Feel free to PM if its something you would prefer not to post.
I've never visited Austin, so this isn't a ploy by me to attack your reply. I'm just always curious when people are thrilled to live somewhere.
Paradise + virgins = 70
Am I good with math or what
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Good to hear you had a fun trip, AG
Indeed, SF region is addictive for its near-perfect weather, many nearby twisties/topography for fun drives, great food (esp fresh produce)
Truly appreciate how spoiling is SF Peninsula (or LA's Westside and Malibu cyn twisties) when one travels to places like Chicago or Dallas or NYC and realizes what is hot/humid or cold/slushy weather and sees boring, straight, flat roads anywhere within 100+ mis of civilization
Indeed, SF region is addictive for its near-perfect weather, many nearby twisties/topography for fun drives, great food (esp fresh produce)
Truly appreciate how spoiling is SF Peninsula (or LA's Westside and Malibu cyn twisties) when one travels to places like Chicago or Dallas or NYC and realizes what is hot/humid or cold/slushy weather and sees boring, straight, flat roads anywhere within 100+ mis of civilization
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This is even more off topic, but what do you like about Austin that you've labeled it "Paradise"
Feel free to PM if its something you would prefer not to post.
I've never visited Austin, so this isn't a ploy by me to attack your reply. I'm just always curious when people are thrilled to live somewhere.
Feel free to PM if its something you would prefer not to post.
I've never visited Austin, so this isn't a ploy by me to attack your reply. I'm just always curious when people are thrilled to live somewhere.
1/2 of CA has moved here. Okay that's an exaggeration but not by far. How about this:
1) Perfect weather. Summers are HOT but.... at least you can be in a pool and have the A/C on.
2) Hi Tech economy and great job growth: Known as Silicon hills. Most wired city in the US. Most # of adults with advanced college degrees.
3) Beautiful geography. Looks very Meditteranean
4) Hot chicks and the best BBQ.
Can't think of any other city incl. SF that would have all these. It's no wonder that the TX economy is the ONLY one in the U.S that's booming in this current downturn.
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Good to hear you had a fun trip, AG
Indeed, SF region is addictive for its near-perfect weather, many nearby twisties/topography for fun drives, great food (esp fresh produce)
Truly appreciate how spoiling is SF Peninsula (or LA's Westside and Malibu cyn twisties) when one travels to places like Chicago or Dallas or NYC and realizes what is hot/humid or cold/slushy weather and sees boring, straight, flat roads anywhere within 100+ mis of civilization
Indeed, SF region is addictive for its near-perfect weather, many nearby twisties/topography for fun drives, great food (esp fresh produce)
Truly appreciate how spoiling is SF Peninsula (or LA's Westside and Malibu cyn twisties) when one travels to places like Chicago or Dallas or NYC and realizes what is hot/humid or cold/slushy weather and sees boring, straight, flat roads anywhere within 100+ mis of civilization
I loved the downtown area - Lombard Str - great party town.
The drive to Napa - Calistoga was awesome. Went on one of the windiest roads I've ever seen: Mark West Springs Rd. and then Petrified Forest Rd. Wish I had my S63 with me
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Well hopefully you can convince the other half of Calif to move there so prices come down here in SoCal.
Thanks for the reply. I'll definitely have to check it out one of these days.
I'm always happy to hear from people that are very happy about where they live. Its interesting to get different people's views on what they like about their area.
Thanks for the reply. I'll definitely have to check it out one of these days.
I'm always happy to hear from people that are very happy about where they live. Its interesting to get different people's views on what they like about their area.
Why is Austin called paradise? Really?
1/2 of CA has moved here. Okay that's an exaggeration but not by far. How about this:
1) Perfect weather. Summers are HOT but.... at least you can be in a pool and have the A/C on.
2) Hi Tech economy and great job growth: Known as Silicon hills. Most wired city in the US. Most # of adults with advanced college degrees.
3) Beautiful geography. Looks very Meditteranean
4) Hot chicks and the best BBQ.
Can't think of any other city incl. SF that would have all these. It's no wonder that the TX economy is the ONLY one in the U.S that's booming in this current downturn.
1/2 of CA has moved here. Okay that's an exaggeration but not by far. How about this:
1) Perfect weather. Summers are HOT but.... at least you can be in a pool and have the A/C on.
2) Hi Tech economy and great job growth: Known as Silicon hills. Most wired city in the US. Most # of adults with advanced college degrees.
3) Beautiful geography. Looks very Meditteranean
4) Hot chicks and the best BBQ.
Can't think of any other city incl. SF that would have all these. It's no wonder that the TX economy is the ONLY one in the U.S that's booming in this current downturn.