Going to a better place.
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12-05-2007, 12:36 PM
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Going to a better place.
I noticed the other moving post and thought, "crap, why didn't I think to ask you guys?"
So the wife and I are thinking (seriously) about moving to Colorado, possibly just outside of denver on the west side or in the Keystone, Dillon, Frisco area just a little further west into the mountains. Does anyone live in either of these areas? If so could you stear us towardsone place or the other, pros cons, do you know any realestate agents, etc. etc.
Thanks very much,
Savage-
So the wife and I are thinking (seriously) about moving to Colorado, possibly just outside of denver on the west side or in the Keystone, Dillon, Frisco area just a little further west into the mountains. Does anyone live in either of these areas? If so could you stear us towardsone place or the other, pros cons, do you know any realestate agents, etc. etc.
Thanks very much,
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RE: Going to a better place.
We have a little bit of money saved up to make the move. We think we can actually move and have enough to live for a few months while we look for jobs. We are young and don't have a family yet so we figured if we were gonna make a long distance move we ought to do it now while it is the easiest. We have stayed at Keystone a few times, and have wandered through the rest of the surrounding area... dillon, frisco, silverhtorne, breckenridge, copper mountain, etc. and love it there. The people, the things to do, the views, everything is so perfect, sure beats the **** out of St.Louis (top ten highestcrime cities in the country [:@]). We both are college grads and have quite a bit of experience in our fields so we figured finding jobs (even if they had to be lower paying jobs just for a while) would be fairly easy.
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RE: Going to a better place.
well sounds like a great plan to me!! I was always thinkin about after school making a long distance move... somewhere in the south though where its warm.. and i can get a little house with a lot of land near a UPS so I can continue my career path! LOL best of luck to ya though!
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RE: Going to a better place.
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well sounds like a great plan to me!! I was always thinkin about after school making a long distance move... somewhere in the south though where its warm.. and i can get a little house with a lot of land near a UPS so I can continue my career path! LOL best of luck to ya though!
well sounds like a great plan to me!! I was always thinkin about after school making a long distance move... somewhere in the south though where its warm.. and i can get a little house with a lot of land near a UPS so I can continue my career path! LOL best of luck to ya though!
Well, UPS is headquartered in Atlanta and though its not the land of he11fire
that is Arizona, its pretty warm here...