CDA=Coeur d' Alene its the city where Jade lives.

 

The west side of WA is really mild all year round. I'm not sure what the prices are around here though. If you do look into WA stay away from Seattle I do know the prices there are pretty high.

Ohhhhhh yes I should have known that :P

Wisconsin is nice.  People here are very friendly, and the prices for houses aren't too bad.  Depending on where you go, you'll get a good deal.  Madison is AWESOME!  But, there are no mountains anywhere in the state, and the grass turns brown just before the snow is about to fall.  It's humid here, but depending on the day, it can be very nice.  It just depends on what you are looking for in a town.

*couBRITISHCOLUMBIAgh*

 

 

 

*wanders away....*

Don't worry folks, Andrea just has a strange disease that makes her think BC is in the US. :P

Nono, like me she's intelligent and realizes that Canada is the place to be.

Totally beside the point. :P

Totally I'm always the point.

Hmm well maybe it isn't beside the point hehe - I wouldn't mind buying a place in Canada, I mean that place is more like Aus politically than the US is ;) But really the US would be more convenient as I always seem to be travelling there :D

Northern California. I mean... way north. They have good weather, Snow and all that. Close enough for me to come visit you too.

 

But Colorado and Idaho are good.

Wouldn't Alaska be the optimized choice? Snow and stuff, and not so many USAians around... ;D

Well, it depends where you are. I mean, i'm literally a 5 min drive from the US border and about 2-3 hour drive from Seattle. But i'm still in the best country and i don't have to deal with the America government, just sneak over and purchase a few random needs in bulk. :D

 

*kicks Ken* And you want to move here, so stop downsizing the best place ever.

 

8) Canada is where it's at!

Yes dear, that is true. :P  But if you don't stop kicking me I'll have to hire nephi to protect me from you. :D

*snorts* I'll just out bid you and we BOTH will kick you. :D

Sounds like fun. ;)

Yeah there are good reasons to buy in either country, from my POV :) So we'll see!

*nuzzles* but in BC you will be near me.. *nuzzles hopefully8

 

Or in Seattle. I drive there once in a while to visit anouther former DMer on occasion. :) It's still fairly warm there in the summers, and it's coastal, but it's not too bad. There are surrounding cities to it that are less.. busy if that is what you prefer! :)

 

Of course, we're trying to sell the house I'm in now if you want to buy that. :D *hopeful look*.. But it's pretty big so maybe not. :P