Why California?

[azurelunatic]

Issues that we're going to run into:

Cost of living.
Depending on the neighborhood, crime rate.
Overlegislation?
Depending, school system.


Good things:

Depending, school system.
My relatives.
Our friends.


Unknowable things:

Whatever the hell reason it is that we seem to be in the process of being Called.

Comments

[azurelunatic]

It's nice, but only if you like cold.

[amberfox.livejournal.com]

Well, I'm not all that big on cold, but several of my friends insist you get used to it after a while. I've learned to handle summer in Texas without A/C in my car, and winter without a coat, so I might be able to handle Alaska.

One person even suggested that if you move there in late spring/early summer when it's warm, so that it gets cold gradually, you never even notice. *shrug* I dunno about that, but it sounds possible....

[azurelunatic]

Well, since I moved to Phoenix, AZ in the fall from Alaska (just starting to chill down in Alaska, nice and warm in Phoenix), I got introduced to the heat nicely. It started out nice and warm, stayed nice and warm, got a bit crisp in the mornings for a while, got warm, got hot, got hotter, melted me, and then just stayed hot.

I walk around outside, these days, wearing long pants, a tank top, and over that, a long-sleeved shirt. Winters, I wear a leather jacket, not because I'm cold, but because it's finally cool enough to.