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mason wrote:

popcornjack wrote:

Elrod wrote:

popcornjack wrote:

Elrod wrote:What's it like living in California?

I had to get up early every morning - very early. It's a very active state, I exercised nearly every day.

Traffic was bad. Sometimes I went weeks, even months without driving my own car.

Some are slaves to fashion, but it seems like everybody I saw was dressed exactly alike.

People complain about the prices, but I found some real bargains. Haircuts were only $1.20.

Pretty sneaky.....

Do ya think maybe it was just my neighborhood?

Yeah, but something tells me you didn't have much say in picking out the location.

E, did not really clarify what neighborhood he was living in at the time, but i am willing to bet, that just maybe he was stationed at a marine base in so-cal. hence, the getting up very early most every morning, dressing like every body else and cheap haircuts. ahhhhh...those were the days.



member of the parrothead nation

oh and E, tell em about the food.

Tequila Revenge wrote:

Elrod wrote:

popcornjack wrote:

Elrod wrote:What's it like living in California?

I had to get up early every morning - very early. It's a very active state, I exercised nearly every day.

Traffic was bad. Sometimes I went weeks, even months without driving my own car.

Some are slaves to fashion, but it seems like everybody I saw was dressed exactly alike.

People complain about the prices, but I found some real bargains. Haircuts were only $1.20.

Pretty sneaky.....

Do ya think maybe it was just my neighborhood?

Might just be the "company" you keep

You have to admit you lived on some of the nicest real estate in the United States though.

Dezdmona wrote:I know a teacher in California that's getting laid off at the end of this year.
She's thinking about moving to Texas because of the poor teaching environment in California (and the fact they're offering bonus' to Teachers with her skills in Texas).