Welcome to Winter! The Daily Chit-Chat

[Shiny]

I don't have a real preference but I enjoy the memories made in summer which over here is in our december / january holidays.

 

[mishy.]

I've always liked the colder weather more, but since I moved to Florida, my love for colder weather kind of grew. Summers are horrible here sometimes with the humidity, and we don't go to the beach often enough to really make Summers 'enjoyable'. Though I do like swimming in the summer, which is what I've done plenty of times since the house has a Pool.

 

[Sweet Candace]

Ugh...I'd love to live in a place comfortable all year round. But, that's nothing more than a pipe dream...

 

[Livewire]

I'd love to live in the Pacific Northwest, like Oregon or Northern California. Awesome landscape, snow, rain, etc, I'd love it anyways.

 

[Oryx]

I wanna live in San Diego. Now that I've been there once I can appreciate its perfection. :x

 

[Ho-Oh]

I wanna live with Toujours but apparently I cannot do that.

 

[Tyrantrum]

I think I might stay here in Arizona for a few more years or maybe the rest of my life. I need to start planning stuff for college, though. :C fun fun fun fun

 

[Shiny]

I intend on travelling, at some point in my life. I want to visit Paris, London, Seychelles and alot of America.

 

[Mr. X]

Me and a friend intend on traveling around the world one day.

As for where I'd like to live, I've always liked cold weather. If I have the opportunity, I'd move to somewhere cold... With snow. Lots of snow. I'd probably move to northern Canada. Or Michigan. Either one would be good.

 

[Legendary Silke]

Speaking of cold places...

I wish I didn't get such hot days. Sometimes it's so hot that it freezes my computer.

 

[blue]

I'd love to live in either New York, Las Vegas or Florida those places never fail to entertain.

 

[Snivy063]

I love to travel, but money is always the main problem why I and my family couldn't. Hopefully, after I graduate, and get a job, save money, we'd first go to the US, as it's a pretty popular country and there are also a lot of outstanding tourist spots such as the Grand Canyon. ^^

 

[blue]

Awh, I hope you get to go soon! you'll love it, I've only been to Florida but every time has been great. I'm hoping to goto NY & LA some time soon although I'm not the best flyer ;_;

 

[Snivy063]

Some of my family members are living in Los Angeles, saw their pictures, and was really jealoouuss. ;__;

 

[Geometric-sama]

I found the Gamestops in LA and NYC most manly. I cannot speak for Las Vegas or Florida as those places were not manly enough for such a manly person as I to visit on my recent manly trip. However, I feel that Melbourne is still the most manly city, despite the rather unmanly lack of snow.

 

[Esper]

Los Angeles and its environs are kind of an armpit - hot and smelly. It's got Hollywood and Disneyland, but aside from that I don't see why it's so appealing to people.

 

[Oryx]

I liked it when I went to Anime Expo! But I only explored the few blocks around the convention center so. xD

 

[Sweet Candace]

I don't like LA really. Even though the temps are comfortable year round...all that pollution? Ugh.

 

[donavannj]

I wouldn't mind visiting LA, but I do think, despite how much I dislike winter, that I would miss the noticeable seasonal changes of here if I were to move to LA. That and I'd probably be regarded as a backwards idiot because of my Midwestern accent.

 

[Oryx]

When I visited San Diego, I definitely noticed the attitude difference. The night before we drove to LA it was 11:55 and we were in a store buying 5-hour energy so we could drive all night. The store closed at midnight. The store owner literally stopped us because there was a better deal on generic-brand 5-hour energy, led us to it, so we could save money, even though the store was about to close. In NJ they would just rush us out the door and take our money ;(