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Joined: Jun 20 2008 Location: Michigan Posts: 802

Whatever you do, don't move to Michigan. The scenery is nice, especially in the UP, but the economy is anything but. Scary.

Posted: Nov 15 2008 07:39 pm

It hardly ever rains in Chilliwack. And I can actually see the U.S. from my house (in the form of mountains. I'm only a few miles from the border.

And no I haven't been to NYC, but I hopefully will this summer. I've never been anywhere really, except to Seattle and Bellingham a few times, to Disneyland when I was 3 (right after the Rodney King riot) and other than that, I've always stayed within 300km of my house.

Posted: Nov 15 2008 08:29 pm

If you move here you'll have to drop that demonic metric system.

Joined: Dec 06 2007 Location: Connecticut Posts: 11244

ross_rifle113 wrote:

It hardly ever rains in Chilliwack. And I can actually see the U.S. from my house (in the form of mountains. I'm only a few miles from the border.

And no I haven't been to NYC, but I hopefully will this summer. I've never been anywhere really, except to Seattle and Bellingham a few times, to Disneyland when I was 3 (right after the Rodney King riot) and other than that, I've always stayed within 300km of my house.

In all of my experiences, nothing has ever been as big of a "wow" as NYC.

It is especially amazing if you take the train in. When you exit Grand Central, the sky seems so far away.

It is worth a trip just to see it.

Posted: Nov 16 2008 03:21 am

Oh no doubt!

And for the record, I meant to say that it hardly ever snows in Chilliwack. It's always fucking raining.

Posted: Nov 17 2008 05:53 pm

I think a tour of the northeast would be a great thing for Young Ross here. No I don't pass out on my toilet, but after it's leaving in that part of the agenda. I'm not Elvis, at least not yet.

Posted: Nov 17 2008 08:38 pm

I think a tour of ANYWHERE would be good for me. Guess I better get that album out and send it to some labels!! Wink