A new place

[Monkeystang]

isn't it?

It really is. I know it made my day.

[LHS81]

38th parallel in Korea could use some good engineers

[Junior]

So could Amtrak.

[whitwiki]

I'd move overseas in a second, but it's hard to get employed overseas unless you work for an international company.

On a side note, if you need an SMU alum to work for your large international corporation overseas, let me know.

if you want to live in Qatar or South Iraq, we have plenty of options for you......

[Comet]

Check out Guanajuato, Mexico

[Dutch]

Or not.

[Canadian Mustang]

Toronto

[CalallenStang]

I like St. Louis although it's certainly not for everyone. Lots of engineering firms (not sure how the job market is at those firms, though), cheap real estate, low cost of living.

[smusic 00]

And more weather extremes than Dallas.

[CalallenStang]

And more weather extremes than Dallas.

Yeah. The weather sucks except for mid-April through June and September through very early November. The humidity is killer in the summer and the winter is...well, at least it's not Chicago.

But the plusses are there, too. Wineries and hills to the west of town, largest urban park in America with lots of free museums, etc.

[smusic 00]

The park is great. Great museums. Good beer culture. Overall very comfortable and friendly spot.

But you might as well be in Dallas or any other mudwest city. Just stay in Lakewood or Kessler Park and get the benefits of a big city.

[smusic 00]

I love st Louis (not the cards anymore), but just sayin.

[CalallenStang]

The park is great. Great museums. Good beer culture. Overall very comfortable and friendly spot.

But you might as well be in Dallas or any other mudwest city. Just stay in Lakewood or Kessler Park and get the benefits of a big city.

True...not really any personality in any midwest city.