yep, we drive through it on the way to Destin every year to pick Figs its just about an hour to the beach.

Come to Illinois. The opportunities are plentiful here. I got hired no questions asked at a Help Desk job with a lot of branches to move up to..pay's great and there are so many jobs out here.

What part of illinois do you live at?

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Yeah the job market and economy used to be horrible in central PA, but it has really improved and the future looks good for growth. I don't know how long ago you left for Ohio but things have changed.

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It was last year so I cant see it changing that much in that amount of time.

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I used to live in PA when I was a kid. All I really remember was that where I lived it was pretty rural, but I lived off in Mt. Pleasant I think...its been a while

Yes PA is pretty rural.

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all of these places sound nice, especially compared to england!!!

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England has some nice spots though, doesn't it Computerbuyer101? My mother traveled there when she was younger and she loved it.

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She must love the rain then

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well i live in New jersey now and i used to live in brooklyn. brooklyn has gotten better but some parts arent very comforting then again others are nice. i grew up in a fairly nice nieghboorhood so i got lucky. but overall i wouldnt recommend brooklyn or new york for that matter. i live in NJ now and its no ball here. the weather is more cold than it is warm which im not a big fan of but i got used to it. but it is really really expensive. unless you plan to live in places like trenton(dont do it!) or New brunswick or north brunswick(both bad places). they are the cheapest but they are terrible towns. florida is nice but as others brought up there are hurricanes and very bad tropical storms that kill. the weather is nice but way too hot. in my belief i would reccomend the carolinas(north or south) i plan to move to south carolina in a cuple years becuase both north and south are really nice places. ive been to both and id say that they are the nicest. they have fairly warm weather and it isnt too expensive. i would really recommend the carolinas. look them up and find some info im sure you will like them. good luck i hope you are able to accomplish what you set out for

I agree with that. The nicest places I have been to in the U.S. are the Carolinas, especially South Carolina. The weather is usually beautiful, the people seem to be so nice, the parts of the state I have been to are very clean and make a really nice appearance and the cost of living doesn't seem too high. Plus you have access to some very nice beaches if you live in the eastern parts of the state.

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*COUGH*hurricanes*COUGH*

the south carolinas don't sound bad, i will check them up

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There is just one south carolina, but there is a North Carolina.

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