My parents lived in SeaTac, close to Seattle for about a year. They really liked it but said it rains almost constantly. I know it rains constantly in Hawaii also - but I’d rather have a warm rain than cold. That’s just me - Hawaii truly seems like paradise on earth to me. Except for the house and food prices.
I’m from PA but I lived in Seattle for 8 years. The winters are just rainy and that was paradise for me instead of 6 months of snow. Plus I love the music and the constant green. My heart aches for it, it was so beautiful.
Then you need to go back. What your heart longs for is the place that’s meant to be your home. I felt that way when I moved from Utah to Santa Cruz way back many decades ago. I’m back in Utah now, but only because I caretake for an elderly parent. My heart aches for the California coast and the scenery - of course it’s also amazing in Oregon and all along that coast up into Washington.
I hope that comes true. My dream is to live in a place where people hear the word snow and go, “what’s that??” I’ve had enough of it for a lifetime. I want warmth and ocean breezes and tropical drinks and leis made of flowers.
I want to live in the woods in Seattle but to each his own.
My parents lived in SeaTac, close to Seattle for about a year. They really liked it but said it rains almost constantly. I know it rains constantly in Hawaii also - but I’d rather have a warm rain than cold. That’s just me - Hawaii truly seems like paradise on earth to me. Except for the house and food prices.
I’m from PA but I lived in Seattle for 8 years. The winters are just rainy and that was paradise for me instead of 6 months of snow. Plus I love the music and the constant green. My heart aches for it, it was so beautiful.
Then you need to go back. What your heart longs for is the place that’s meant to be your home. I felt that way when I moved from Utah to Santa Cruz way back many decades ago. I’m back in Utah now, but only because I caretake for an elderly parent. My heart aches for the California coast and the scenery - of course it’s also amazing in Oregon and all along that coast up into Washington.
After our parents pass and our kids grow up, that’s where we will be. :)
I hope that comes true. My dream is to live in a place where people hear the word snow and go, “what’s that??” I’ve had enough of it for a lifetime. I want warmth and ocean breezes and tropical drinks and leis made of flowers.