Meanwhile, it's ignored by the media, except for Fox and X.
It was ordered in 23 and if I remember right much of it was excess and bought by ca and tx. I was hoping they were going to sell sheets to the public. I definitely wanted some for a he shed or to replace my daughter’s bedroom door. Be hilarious
Trump should have bought them and sold pieces of them with his name on it. He'd have made a mint.
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Fla has issues. Reclaimed water. Landfills. I used to live in ironhorse in wpb. Beautiful setting with the smell of burnt garbageFlorida Is Finally Getting Its Radioactive Road
The EPA gave a big, green, glowing thumbs up to a pilot project that uses radioactive material in road building
This is wrong. Wife wanted to watch a sports movie. Uplifting or some shit. My go tos there (sans Hoosiers, obvs) are Chariots of Fire, the Sandlot, St. Ralph (although a bit dramatic and sad), the newer Sandler movie about some Euro bball player (Hustle?). Nope, she wanted something else.
Ha yeah that’s palm. It was a great commubity. Clubhouse. Road golf carts. Played golf. Cool houses. And a couple nights a week the smell of a landfill
IMO Florida sucks. Most of it is a dump. The "nice" areas are tacky as hell; no character. That nice weather is great--oh, except for the ridiculous summers, the hurricanes, the snakes, alligators, etc. The water tastes like sulfur, and then, yeah, the stink. And I haven't even touched on the populace yet . . .
The weather is everything. Until you live it it’s hard to relate. 8 1/2 months of the year it’s absolutely perfect. 75. No humidity. You just do more life. You sit outside for drinks. You go to the beach. Play year round outdoor soccer. Go on adventures. My gf did the triathlon sprint shit. Mini triathlons in all the cool spots. Key west sobe siesta key at Augustine Disney destin etc. just a great active life.
I like the change in temps here. Fall is my favorite season. But yes, if I could have three months of fall, two months of winter, and 7 months of 75-80 degree weather, that would be perfect.
8 1/2 months? It's damn hot - and very humid - in Florida from April to October, at least in the south of Florida. I don't know much about the weather in the nothern part. And it does get chilly in December and January. February and March are the Chamber of Commerce months, imo.
I lived in Lakewood ranch for a bit too. The so fla gulf and the so fla Atlantic are different worlds
If nice weather is your thing, California is the place you oughta be. Beverly.
I spent a year in Monterey - I much prefer that over SoCal.If nice weather is your thing, California is the place you oughta be. Beverly.
Hills that is. Swimming pools, movie stars.
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That stretch there in Monterey is spectacular. Carmel. And I love the Bay Area. Sausalito etc. phenomenal. And I love so cal. Shit I love la. But if money was no object today I would live In Newport Beach. I like everything about it
The entirety of that state is merely something you are forced to drive through to get to Key West.
From San Luis Obispo north and inland to the Sierras. Beautiful country with great people, but crappy politics controlled by people on a 10-15 mile strip from the coast eastward.
Point of clarification, and it matters more than you might think - are granny’s dentures in or out?
I was in LA for the UCLA game and the traffic is just unbearable. Beautiful weather, although it was HOT, and I enjoyed vacationing there. But living there with the traffic - no freaking way.
We lived in Monterey for two years. Of the many places we’ve lived, including Hawaii, it’s our favorite for weather. Never too hot or too cold and I can play golf all year round as in Hawaii. Only difference is I might need a pull over and possibly long pants occasionally in Monterey. Fortunately, I got to travel to Monterey for business every 2 to 3 months over the last four years to meet with local leadership and the people there that worked for me. Got in several rounds of golf in the evenings and/or the weekends. Crazy expensive to live there though.
Younger me would have done something like:
Key West is our go-to spot. Live and let live, with a great sense of community. Seafood, The Hemingway House, Truman Annex, Turtle Kraals, up and down Duval street, Mallory Square at sundown...too damn bad the real estate is crazy expensive.
It really is its own world. Walked into a bar there, sat down to listen to a really good band, had no idea who they were. For some reason they had a giant stockpot sitting on a burner on stage next to the bass player. After their set, everyone in the bar got up and formed a line, and the band served everyone gumbo.
Yes … I avoid LAX to avoid the traffic stress when in LA.
I will drive 2 hours out of my way to avoid the Dan Ryan
I drive to Peoria and go north to Rockford to avoid Chicago anytime we head to Minnesota or the eastern UP
