Where have you lived, and where would you move back to?

[landpoke]

It makes it on desired destination lists because of the Ol' Hens that want to go to the Mecca that is the National Quilt Museum.

The old downtown looks nice. If you hate it so much you should devote yourself to voting for the second place city. I hear that place kicks ass.

[cougjunkie]

Midvale, UT - No
Long Branch, NJ - Enjoyed living next to the ocean, but on the whole, No.
OKC, Ok - No
Vallejo, CA -Enjoyed SF, but as for Vallejo - N0.
West Valley City, UT - No
Northern France (Mission) - No
Alsace France (Mission) - Yes
Brussells, Belgium (Mission) - Yes
Salt Lake City, UT - Yes
Provo, UT - Yes
Albuquerque NM - Yes - happily so.

John Mclain you lived in Vallejo? What years were you there? That is where my whole family is from and I agree I would never move back.

[cougjunkie]

Corvalis- don't know, only 1 and don't remember
Ogden- no
Salt Lake City-no
Paris, France no
LaMesa CA, no too crowded
Fletcher Hills, Ca, no same as above
El Cajon Ca, no same as above
Centerville Ut- yes
Michigan, Detroit no
Cinn., Lancaster, Canton, Cleveland, Ohio, noLos Altos Hills Ca, yes if I had enough money
Logan, yes, but only in the summer
Campbell, Ca no too crowded
Pleasant Grove, Ut no
Bountiful, Ut, yes

Someone served in the now defunct Mid-Western States mission.

[byu71]

Someone served in the now defunct Mid-Western States mission.

Actually when I served it was called the "East of the Mississippi" mission.

[venkman]

Damn, all kinds of CUF ties to the Foothills!

Yeah Auburn's In'N'Out was a small/strange point of pride for Auburnites as it was the first of the franchise in Northern California (and I think the first outside of So Cal other than Vegas).

I love the Sierra foothills. My favorite little town is Sonora.

[FN Phat]

The old downtown looks nice. If you hate it so much you should devote yourself to voting for the second place city. I hear that place kicks ass.

Downtown is nice and sits right on the Ohio River. The flood wall has murals from local artists. A lady from church with jacked up hands painted many of them. She is an impressive artists, especially with her disabilities.

[marsupial]

I love the Sierra foothills. My favorite little town is Sonora.

Sonora in da house! That's my hometown.

[venkman]

Sonora in da house! That's my hometown.

[marsupial]

Sonora, CA-- Sonora is beautiful, it would be weird to move back, but I definitely would. I probably would prefer someplace a little bigger though.

Provo, UT-- I would move back to be closer to danimal's family.

Memphis, TN-- I love Memphis, I would totally move back. Great food, stuff to do, affordable...

Dallas, TX-- I liked Dallas, but we didn't have kids in school when we lived there. I would move back if danimal was working in another part of town. Where he worked before was nowhere near any of the nice Dallas neighborhoods and certainly not close to any good schools.

Jackson, MS--I like it here, I just don't want to be here forever.

[bluegoose]

Damn, all kinds of CUF ties to the Foothills!

Yeah Auburn's In'N'Out was a small/strange point of pride for Auburnites as it was the first of the franchise in Northern California (and I think the first outside of So Cal other than Vegas).

Why would anyone go to In-n-Out when you could go to Jim Otto's Burger King? Jim Otto!!!

And wasn't there a old fashioned A&W restaurant just up the road as well?

Did you ever visit the natural waterslides up in the Georgetown area? We made several youth trips there when i was a kid and had a blast. I later learned that it is right in the middle of one of the top pot producing areas in the country.

[Chachi]

So I take it you're not voting in the poll:

http://www.preservationnation.org/tr...-destinations/

It's all over the radio here...and no, we won't be voting. And the lady he's talking about in our ward was our RS prez. She does artwork all over town...her best work is on herself. Her outfits are outrageous. She's worn a cowboy hat with a turquoise negligee wrapped around it to showcase the awesome beadwork on the front of her hat (which worn correctly would be on her chest!). She's worn lace tablecloths around her waist . The best was when she stuck fake fall colored leaves in the tablecloth so she would fit the season.

[oxcoug]

Why would anyone go to In-n-Out when you could go to Jim Otto's Burger King? Jim Otto!!!

And wasn't there a old fashioned A&W restaurant just up the road as well?

Did you ever visit the natural waterslides up in the Georgetown area? We made several youth trips there when i was a kid and had a blast. I later learned that it is right in the middle of one of the top pot producing areas in the country.

Hah YES the Jim Otto Burger King - still in operation. You go in there and see pics of Jim w/ John Madden, Jim w/ Ken Stabler, Jim with some toothless dude on the defense..... good times. His son played football at my high school. Judging from the fact that he was small and not very good I'm guessing Jim didn't marry the way he should have.

The A&W... yes there was one, though I can't remember exactly where. The Georgetown waterslides are pretty awesome and oh yes there's plenty of green stuff to be found in that area.

[Mormon Red Death]

Salt lake - yes
provo (mtc) - no
north east brazil (mission) - no
Ann Arbor MI - Hell Yes
Boston MA - Hell Yes
Sterling Heights MI - Yes
Clinton Twp MI - Yes
New Orleans LA - Yes Yes a thousand times yes
Oceanport NJ - If I had to.

[San Juan Sun]

Vernal, UT - Yes. Nice small town ranching community w/ outdoors options.

Farminton, NM - Yes. In fact, I'm moving back in 16 short months.

Centerville, UT - Yes, if I were looking for a Wasatch range bench community.

Provo, UT - Maybe not Provo proper, but a little more rural part of Utah County may be okay.

Jamaica - "Jamaica ain't the kind of place to raise your kids, in fact, it's dangerous as hell... And there's nowhere worth raising them, if you did"

Grand Cayman - Aside from the fact that Camanians are inbred, it's a nice place. Need $$$ though. Great place to have a vacation home.

Northwest Valley Phoenix, AZ - Maybe, but I'd get tired of my surroundings being entirely designed by Beazer homes and Del Webb.

Detroit, MI - It's not a nice place, and I certainly don't want to live there. Western Michigan or up north are much better though.


*** When it all comes down to it, I'm glad I'll permanently be in Farmington, NM. Plenty of outdoor stuff to do, good weather, close to water and the mountains in Colorado. Being near but not in Colorado is a nice bonus. Culturally unique. Town is decent sized (50,000 with about 200,000 in a one hour driving radius), but not huge. Good Church presence, but not in a bubble. Lots of agriculture in the area, it's important to me and Mrs SJS that our kids grow up on the farm. Can drive to Albuquerque, Phoenix, Denver, and Provo/SLC in 7 hours or less. Good place for me to work. What more could I as for?

[Soccermom]

Grand Junction, CO --No
Durango, CO --No, but it is beautiful there
Billings, MT --No, too cold
Laurel, MT --Ditto
Price, UT--No, but not because there is anything wrong with it
West Valley, UT --No
West Jordan, UT--meh
Provo, UT--No
Orem, UT--No
Toulouse, France--maybe
Perigeux, France --No
Tarbes, France --No
Poitiers, France --Probably not, too hilly
Oregon City, OR --No
Lake Oswego, OR --YES!
Mountain View, CA --YES!

Current Bay Area Location: Yes.