Dngrsone
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Twenty-five years has sealed those days safely in the past, but I still have to get over the mental fence I've erected... only one way to do it!
Do you have to swim through emotional rivers, too?
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Twenty-five years has sealed those days safely in the past, but I still have to get over the mental fence I've erected... only one way to do it!
Do you have to swim through emotional rivers, too?
I want to thank everyone in this incredibly timed thread, especially Moody Blues, for helping me rearrange my brain...
You're very welcome. 
can't wait to see how everything plays out for you.
Hmm... whist overgoogling, I find a page full of Oceanside gangs... not keen on moving into that sort of environment.
See the comments after: To Live and Die in Oceanside


Well put. Forgot that Oceanside actually is a city and the podunk I live in is only one technically.You can find gangs and gang activity in many big cities, it's just how things are.
Like bread said, gangs can be found all over the place. I have to admit I'm pretty sheltered here where I live, and I really can't speak to gangs' presence, or lack thereof, in other areas. So if I were you, I'd head to Oceanside to check out that particular place you're interested in, have a good look around, and then have a frank discussion with the agent--AND neighbors, store owners, the police department, etc. Looking at statistics in black and white is one thing, actually talking to people who live and work in the vicinity is another.Hmm... whist overgoogling, I find a page full of Oceanside gangs... not keen on moving into that sort of environment.
See the comments after: To Live and Die in Oceanside
'Zakly. From what little I've learned about it way over here, I've heard nothing but good things, so I still plan to go there next Monday and get a feel for it... not gonna call an agent or anyone in advance, not even motel reservations... just gonna see how things go and decide things later.have a good look around, and then have a frank discussion with the agent--AND neighbors, store owners, the police department, etc.
It's okay. Really. It's not me, or anyone, you need to please in this scenario--it's just you. What I want to see is you making a decision that's going to make you happy, and lead somewhere pleasant emotionally and, hopefully, physically as well. I still think CA is a viable option, even with its ridiculously high housing costs, because it's such a big and diverse state. But if that's not in the cards, fine.Well, hang that as another 'things happen for a reason' incidents...
I wrote, "Apparently things are not as they seem here. That's okay, sorry to bother, but I've decided to think this over a bit longer. I appreciate your help!"
She replied, "I understand....I was forced to move from a rental near the ocean due
to water/mold. Would love to stay in the area but rental prices are rising faster
than home sales. Rentals are doing very well for owners now. Wish my news could have been better, believe me. Best to you."
Something about California, no offense, just spooks me. I may have to make a ten-hour drive to Carson City instead...

What I want to see is you making a decision that's going to make you happy
Wait your ex is Rush Limbaugh?Never mind. I kept reminding myself that I'm better off with bad memories than no memories at all, because the bad ones are mixed in with the good. I kept thinking back to this thread's title, 'Do you like where you live?', and the answer is actually yes. In fact, that's why I moved here. I just have to reconfigure my interpretation of it. So I've shelved Bullhead City, Carson City and Oceanside, until further notice, and am thinking of moving all the way across town.
But of course, I'll hear my ex on the radio again tomorrow...

I'll hear my ex on the radio again tomorrow...
Wait your ex is Rush Limbaugh?
Isn't that where that awful woman, Susan Smith, killed her two little boys?I live in a rather large town (Bossier, LA) that has at least 3 or 4 of everything and 6 big casinos.
Where I come from (Union, SC), we're lucky to have 1 of some things, yes very small town.

What brought you there in the first place? And what would it take to go back to the small town?I like it pretty decent here, but still not comfortable to call this place "home". Would I move back to my small town if I was in the position to? In a heart beat.
Isn't that where that awful woman, Susan Smith, killed her two little boys?![]()
What brought you there in the first place? And what would it take to go back to the small town?
