I should have included Alaska also, wouldn't mind living there at all. Although almost anywhere that I could live in the country and have a couple horses and be able to hunt and fish for the family. I could handle that, maybe get married and live happily ever after. Hubby would never have to worry about catching hell for buying a new gun or wanting to go hunting or fishing because I'm the same way. Although, I would want my own guns too so it might get expensive LOL.
I don't know why there would ever be a reason I "couldn't" live in Oklahoma, but I sure wouldn't mind being somewhere that the summers are much cooler.
I used to think Colorado would be nice, but not so much anymore.
I always liked the idea of living in Alaska, but the older I get, I don't know if I could handle the long cold winter there.
If I had a nice warm cabin and didn't have to get out except when I wanted to, I think it would be great.
I used to think Colorado would be nice, but not so much anymore.
I always liked the idea of living in Alaska, but the older I get, I don't know if I could handle the long cold winter there.
If I had a nice warm cabin and didn't have to get out except when I wanted to, I think it would be great.
Flagstaff AZ is a nice choice as well
If enough okies moved to certain states (like Colorado) they might be able to bring them back from the edge.
I love the idea of Alaska, but not sure I could hack it. Maybe if I were to start off somewhere near Anchorage... I'd have to check out veteran benefits, but we'd probably go somewhere we have family/friends like Texas, Florida, or Tennessee. I'd lean towards Tennessee.
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I love the idea of Alaska, but not sure I could hack it. Maybe if I were to start off somewhere near Anchorage... I'd have to check out veteran benefits, but we'd probably go somewhere we have family/friends like Texas, Florida, or Tennessee. I'd lean towards Tennessee.
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Well, if I didn't live in CA and then couldn't live int OK I, during my working career, would like to live in or near Bozeman or Helena, MT. Once retired it would be somewhere in SW Montana. I have fallen in love with the small town of Ennis, MT. Beautiful small town with a lot of recreational opportunity.
Within the US, I'd pick Alaska first. I absolutely hate the cold, but it's a small price to pay to live in Alaska. Montana would be nice, as would the other honorable mentions: Wyoming, Idaho, Florida, Maine.
Within the Americas, San Miguel de Allende, Mexico. My friend lives there. It's like White America, Mexico. Lots of retirees from the US and Canada have moved there. It's a low-crime city with beautiful weather.
Outside of the US, New Zealand. It looks gorgeous there.
Within the Americas, San Miguel de Allende, Mexico. My friend lives there. It's like White America, Mexico. Lots of retirees from the US and Canada have moved there. It's a low-crime city with beautiful weather.
Outside of the US, New Zealand. It looks gorgeous there.
Western Colordo or Wyoming. Love the lack of humidity, fishing, hunting. Maybe MT or ID.
Retiring the end of June and moving to the Colorado Springs area by mid-July. I guess I'd be the "scout" for the influx of Okies to Colorado.
Since we live in an RV, we aren't sure how long we will "stick" with Colorado as we also want to do some traveling around the U.S.A. So, I guess you could say that our "preference" would be where we chose to go at the time.
The winter there would drive you crazier. BTDT
I liked CT but going back to no freedom and extremely high living expense makes me cringe.
Alaska please.
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