MHolkham

Where is Richmond Hill Ga. I lived in Ga. before moving to UK just out of Valdosta

cindyabs

Take 84 east to Hinesville then 196 to 17 and there you are!!! We're just south and a bit east of Savannah. I used to do the travel for Griffin LLC there in Valdosta.

MHolkham

Oh so you know Valdosta I lived in a small town out of Valdosta. Was very hard when I first came to UK. Hubby is britiah and we are moving back as soon as we sell our house. We just recieved a contract today on a house in Perry Florida. An hour from Tallahassee. fingers crossed everything will work out. We were just there last week and fell in love with the house

cindyabs

I know Perry-my mom lives in Marianna.

MHolkham

Cool that is only a few hours from me if we get the place and all. You must be American and hubby Brit?

MightBe

I know Perry ..there is a sign near me saying Perry 195 miles..never been there.

cindyabs

That would be us,

MHolkham

Aren't British men just the BEST lol

cindyabs

All things in good time Rev,

snowbunny

Depends on the poll. Austin also consistently places high in the "best cities to start a company" and "best cities to relocate an existing business," but relocating companies don't need to hire as many people and startups require people with experience, for the most part. If a job in the area is a concern, making sure to do research with a professor who has ties to local companies is key.

Tone

Here

BritGuyTN

different strokes for different folks - I have to go to knoxville a lot and I personally think its only a good city for kids at UT or people getting ready to die

IMHO knoxville has very little going for it for people coming into the age group between the above - its incredibly DULL, whereas Nashville has a buzz and a big city feel without the hassle (yet) of Atlanta-style traffic

if I didn't have family and friends there it would fall nicely into the category of non-descript american cities that I don't really have any need to ever visit again

anotherlimey

Chicago is easily the best place to live because:

1) The roads are all straight so you don't wear out the sterring on your car.
2) You are always crawling along the freeways at between 5-10Mph so you can take in all the beautiful grey scenary.
3) It's flat so the water never runs off, it just makes nice little lakes everywhere.
4) In winter you don't need to pay to keep your freezer running, just place all food outside.
5) The potholes in the roads makes driving exciting.

cindyabs

I'm going to keep him since he's housebroken, doesn't climb the curtains, or chew up the furniture. Plus he does tricks!

snowbunny

I have noticed that a lot of dual nationality couples are American woman (cue Led Zep?) and British male.

Now where's mine?