13 Feb 2012, 3:26 am
Albirea wrote:
Somewhere warm. Please. I hate cold winters, especially since I have poor circulation to my hands and feet. 
Every time I go out into the cold, I feel like I'm going to get frostbite.
Every time I go out into the cold, I feel like I'm going to get frostbite.
I get the winter blues and I have to moisturize four times a day to keep my skin hydrated, I feel more active and happy in the summer.
kazzabeth wrote:
that exactly describes the climate here where I live [in Brisbane Australia] i hate our summers here Jan to February high humidity and afternoon thunderstorms ,I would like to live somewhere cooler.
Interesting, I was actually thinking about moving to Brisbane, I don't think I would mind the humidity, I'm sure you wouldn't be saying that if you lived somewhere cold like England.
13 Feb 2012, 3:36 am
Wolfheart wrote:
Albirea wrote:
Somewhere warm. Please. I hate cold winters, especially since I have poor circulation to my hands and feet.
Every time I go out into the cold, I feel like I'm going to get frostbite.
Every time I go out into the cold, I feel like I'm going to get frostbite.
I get the winter blues and I have to moisturize four times a day to keep my skin hydrated, I feel more active and happy in the summer.
kazzabeth wrote:
that exactly describes the climate here where I live [in Brisbane Australia] i hate our summers here Jan to February high humidity and afternoon thunderstorms ,I would like to live somewhere cooler.
Interesting, I was actually thinking about moving to Brisbane, I don't think I would mind the humidity, I'm sure you wouldn't be saying that if you lived somewhere cold like England.
I actually agree that Brisvegas sucks bollocks. You would be better off in a southern city. I will swap my location for England.
13 Feb 2012, 3:45 am
Solvejg wrote:
Wolfheart wrote:
Albirea wrote:
Somewhere warm. Please. I hate cold winters, especially since I have poor circulation to my hands and feet.
Every time I go out into the cold, I feel like I'm going to get frostbite.
Every time I go out into the cold, I feel like I'm going to get frostbite.
I get the winter blues and I have to moisturize four times a day to keep my skin hydrated, I feel more active and happy in the summer.
kazzabeth wrote:
that exactly describes the climate here where I live [in Brisbane Australia] i hate our summers here Jan to February high humidity and afternoon thunderstorms ,I would like to live somewhere cooler.
Interesting, I was actually thinking about moving to Brisbane, I don't think I would mind the humidity, I'm sure you wouldn't be saying that if you lived somewhere cold like England.
I actually agree that Brisvegas sucks bollocks. You would be better off in a southern city. I will swap my location for England.
Well I have heard that it's easier to become licensed to work in Brisbane because you only need an ABN and a blue card whereas in cities like Sydney, someone told me you need a licence to even pour a coffee. Plus I've heard the wages are better in Brisbane and there's more potential above the tropic of the capricorn in mining towns and flood areas.
However I don't think I would mind living in Brisbane, it has a low population compared to London, looks warm and it isn't a long drive from the gold coast plus roads are small in England and a gallon of petrol costs £6 here.
13 Feb 2012, 4:08 am
Wolfheart wrote:
Solvejg wrote:
Wolfheart wrote:
Albirea wrote:
Somewhere warm. Please. I hate cold winters, especially since I have poor circulation to my hands and feet.
Every time I go out into the cold, I feel like I'm going to get frostbite.
Every time I go out into the cold, I feel like I'm going to get frostbite.
I get the winter blues and I have to moisturize four times a day to keep my skin hydrated, I feel more active and happy in the summer.
kazzabeth wrote:
that exactly describes the climate here where I live [in Brisbane Australia] i hate our summers here Jan to February high humidity and afternoon thunderstorms ,I would like to live somewhere cooler.
Interesting, I was actually thinking about moving to Brisbane, I don't think I would mind the humidity, I'm sure you wouldn't be saying that if you lived somewhere cold like England.
I actually agree that Brisvegas sucks bollocks. You would be better off in a southern city. I will swap my location for England.
Well I have heard that it's easier to become licensed to work in Brisbane because you only need an ABN and a blue card whereas in cities like Sydney, someone told me you need a licence to even pour a coffee. Plus I've heard the wages are better in Brisbane and there's more potential above the tropic of the capricorn in mining towns and flood areas.
However I don't think I would mind living in Brisbane, it has a low population compared to London, looks warm and it isn't a long drive from the gold coast plus roads are small in England and a gallon of petrol costs £6 here.
If you want jobs but don't mind the geographical isolation..... Look into Adelaide, Darwin and Perth. Adelaide is so desperate for wirkers they are advertising in windows for employees. They are even offering full traineeships for the mines. It is employment mecca here. Brisvegas is only good if you like the nightlife really.
13 Feb 2012, 4:35 am
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13 Feb 2012, 4:46 am
13 Feb 2012, 4:58 am
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13 Feb 2012, 4:59 am
Solvejg wrote:
nick007 wrote:
Something that stays between slightly warm & slightly cool all year round & does not get very humid & damp. I have problems with weather extremes & inconsistency. I'm not sure where that ideal place would be but I know it's NOT in south Louisiana. The weather here is very hot & humid in the summer & during the winter it rapidly switches from hot & humid to cold & damp for a couple days to a week & then it goes back to hot & humid for a week or so & the bipolar cycle continues. The only time the weather is really nice here for for more than a couple days is when a hurricane is coming.
Move here.
Where is here
13 Feb 2012, 5:09 am
lostmyself wrote:
MXH wrote:
i like somewhere that theres changes in climate. Makes it feel as if time is actually moving
me too I want to live somewhere where I get to see all the seasons. I've been to places that seem to only have winters or summers all along but no change of seasons.
Sounds like England would be ideal for you, season changes are very evident here.
England in the Winter
England in the Spring
England in the Autumn
13 Feb 2012, 5:13 am
13 Feb 2012, 5:32 am
nick007 wrote:
Solvejg wrote:
nick007 wrote:
Something that stays between slightly warm & slightly cool all year round & does not get very humid & damp. I have problems with weather extremes & inconsistency. I'm not sure where that ideal place would be but I know it's NOT in south Louisiana. The weather here is very hot & humid in the summer & during the winter it rapidly switches from hot & humid to cold & damp for a couple days to a week & then it goes back to hot & humid for a week or so & the bipolar cycle continues. The only time the weather is really nice here for for more than a couple days is when a hurricane is coming.
Move here.
Where is here
middle if nowhere
13 Feb 2012, 5:33 am
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