One of my mother's life lessons I heard a million times was "Look on the sunny side". It sunk in.I'm the type of person that can find happiness anywhere. If I had to live in Nebraska I'm sure I would start to enjoy the great art of cow tipping!
California - not Alabama, Texas, or Tennessee - has always been a global leader in innovation
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For sure.
Happiness is a choice.
As an adult, I lived in Houston, New Orleans, Washington DC, San Francisco, Denver. So I always had to figure out how to enjoy it and make it all work.
LOL I've never lived in Nebraska but have been to Omaha a few times in my travels. They are normal, Midwestern people.I'm the type of person that can find happiness anywhere. If I had to live in Nebraska I'm sure I would start to enjoy the great art of cow tipping!
Nebraska is the 39th most populous state with about 2M citizens and the 16th largest state which translates into a low population density state with 5 electoral votes...just one more than Rhode Island. They are unique in splitting their electoral votes, something I support all states doing.
Although I've visited most states, I've mostly lived in the southern tier states from Florida to California. California had it's benefits, but I'm not a big fan of high density population areas due to crowds, bumper-to-bumper traffic and higher costs. If I had to choose between California and Nebraska, it'd be Nebraska hands down.
Excellent advice. Kudos to your mom.
Text forums have their limitations in determining individual personalities, but one that can be easily seen is their attitude. Do they "look on the sunny side" of life or do they only see dark clouds?
I found a lot of ways to enjoy Texas and Louisiana.LOL I've never lived in Nebraska but have been to Omaha a few times in my travels. They are normal, Midwestern people.
Nebraska is the 39th most populous state with about 2M citizens and the 16th largest state which translates into a low population density state with 5 electoral votes...just one more than Rhode Island. They are unique in splitting their electoral votes, something I support all states doing.
Although I've visited most states, I've mostly lived in the southern tier states from Florida to California. California had it's benefits, but I'm not a big fan of high density population areas due to crowds, bumper-to-bumper traffic and higher costs. If I had to choose between California and Nebraska, it'd be Nebraska hands down.
I would choose Lincoln Nebraska, because with the university it probably has the highest density of educated people in the Cornhusker state!
College towns are great. Campuses are great for jogging. Most of hotel and restaurant staffs are college students including hotel van drivers. It was fun chatting with them.
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Then why is Phoenix the 5th largest city in the US while San Diego ranks 8th? Seems to me people prefer Phoenix.
That's on them. I speak for myself.
California is in serious decline. The major reason for that is it is run by Progressive Leftist Democrats. Sure, it still beats the deep South. I've been through there a few times, and I want nothing to do with it ether.