Thursday, January 29, 2009

In your opinion, where is the best place to live in the United States. Or elsewhere, I suppose.

22 comments:

Anonymous said...

Close to family.

Anonymous said...

Below the mason dixon line! Mainly 90 miles south of Atlanta!

Anonymous said...

As a single person- NYC, Paris, Chicago.
As a family- OKC, Portland, Nashville, Fayetteville.

Anonymous said...

I can't imagine a better place to raise a family than in Oklahoma.

Anonymous said...

Near the ocean. Edmond is a nice place though. I like being in an area that has numerous CofC's to choose from, you don't find that everywhere.

Anonymous said...

i would like to live in boulder, or some community that doesn't embrace Jesus. then i could hopefully teach them about Him

Anonymous said...

Chicago or Dallas. Or if I can't have either of those then anywhere tropical

Anonymous said...

TEXAS - but really - any place you live is HOME if you are near those you love. Today I'd like to be in Hawaii!

Anonymous said...

....seriously...your answer is Oklahoma? I would like to live somewhere near the ocean away from the bible belt. Where the people in the church are real and the body of Christ is in full action.

Anonymous said...

I like it here, though I wouldn't mind having time shares in Hawaii and Colorado.

Anonymous said...

Austin, Texas. It's still southern but very West Coast. It has great music, jobs, people, churches, and culture.

Anonymous said...

Where you can reach people who are hurting and need Jesus.....

Anonymous said...

Well I've only lived in two states so any place else I say will be a guess. I do think I would miss southern hospitality if I lived anywhere else.

Anonymous said...

I've lived in the bible belt my entire life, and I'd love to live somewhere else. Somewhere with warm weather, laid back, open minded, liberal people. Near the coast. I wouldn't mind Austin, TX or Colorado.

Anonymous said...

The West Coast (whoop whoop!)

Great weather.
Politically and culturally diverse.
Close to excellent universities.
Lots of interesting things to do and see nearby.

Anonymous said...

TEXAS! - Is there anywhere else??

Anonymous said...

So far I've lived in 8 states and some are better than others. But I think as long as you are close to family, friends or whoever it is that you hold close to your heart then you are doing great.

There are things about the Northern US that are better than the South (food, dialects, winter...), but the South has just as many great qualities (people are friendlier--although that's not always a good thing, more churches to choose from, and Sonic..)

Anonymous said...

Sonic is a lot of places now! (And there was much gladness and rejoicing!)

Anonymous said...

If money were no object, I would have all of the following...

Huge family home in Oklahoma on tons of land

Cool one bedroom condo in downtown Chicago

Small house on the beach in San Diego

Anonymous said...

I love where I live, on the water with No neighbors in sight. It's beautiful. I just wish my family would move somewhere else ;) I wish I lived in Edmond again. I loved being surrounded by good Christians and not so diverse people.

Anonymous said...

right here. close to family and friends.

Anonymous said...

Do you think Jesus would love being surrounded "by not so diverse people"? (to 11:06 anon)