Looking to move in the next few months and I would love to get some insight on the community there from both hobbyists and providers. Please reach out if you can!
welcomes you when you arrive!
But at least it's "paradise"
Been here 37 years after growing up on Long Island NY. High costs in housing, gas ain't cheap either, people are always late for everything, and if you commute daily it's a real grind. But you can snow ski in the mountains in the morning, be surfing at noon, and at another one of countless attractions before dinner. All under sunny blue skies.
This was an exceptionally dry winter. Usually February & March we'll get a couple of gully-washer storms so that the Fire Department can exercise their "rapid water rescues" in the LA River.
So true RR laughing
Not counting
They are alawys multi tasking .. driving.. eating
And chat on the phone in the same time
OPS the females usullay putting make up on..and drive
I watch those people and get so tired and worn out LOL
Well I m lay back european ..
Cc
You won't miss the winters..... CR
My moods have been much better January - March than they ever were in Chicago.
If you move out here, try not to laugh at the L.A. natives in their parkas, scarves and heavy gloves complaining about the 'frigid temps' when the temp dips to 49.
That's a 4 and a 9 WITHOUT the minus sign in front.
Seriously, try not to laugh. They don't find it amusing.
I'm a Native and I bundle up when it is 69 degrees......... it is fraking cold..
just strictly based on your looks with the tattoos, not to be stereotypical about being a rocker chick, i'd recommend downtown LA. at least probably would enjoy it for non-hobby living.
or Hollywood!
U are moving
TRY to do short experience and visit .. see how goes
I HATE winter specially in europe
CA is so much nicer ..
In terms on people
There is a bunch WANNA BEs
and Lost souls in fancy cars.
but.... I am sure you can give a good Laughs about
and hang out with the good people
hugs
cc
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cum to LA beautiful kinky one!
Very cultural areas Thai Town blends into Little Armenia and Griffith Park is the BEST place ever! I really miss Griffith Park.
Absolutely LOVE Beachwood Canyon and hiking under the Hollywood Sign.
Someday I may move back to buy and commute here to Northern Nevada where I work.
Another great neighborhood is Atwater Village, just East of Griffith Park and near the LA River.
Enjoy! LA has a lot to offer but make sure you live where you work and don' t have to commute for work