Originally Posted by Butterfli19

With the exception of 7 years in AZ I've lived in NH / MA for my 52 years of life. I've discovered the last 8 years or so I really, really, hate the winter. I hate the snow, the ice, driving in it, shoveling it, looking at the mounds of dirty snow toward the end of the season, and I'm cold.

I have an old house that seems to regularly need costly repairs which is getting more difficult to manage financially being single. I have a good job with little chance of losing it, but I really don't like it - 30 years doing the same thing has taken its toll.





Nancy, 22 yrs. ago, after spending 4 previous winter vacations in AZ, My husband & I moved from NH/MA because we had reached our capacity for digging cars out of ice & snow. I have not ever regretted the move nor gloating of our 70 plus weather when the east coast is having another Noreaster.

Yes, I miss friends and some family left behind however, that's what they invented air travel for, and it works both ways. You will love winter and friends will love having somewhere to go warm and have friends there to visit.

After 20 yrs. the heat of August gets a little old but that's what we have the north part of AZ for. ANd if you ever miss snow you can always go up north and play in and go home to lovely weather.

Andie









My son will be going to a 4-year college in VT then his job will bring him to either CA or Europe. My daughter and new grandson want to / will be moving to AZ because she's tired of winter as well.

Would it be crazy for me to sell my house, quit my job, and move to an apartment in sunny AZ and look for a job there, if I have 2 years of cash to hold me over?

Would you do this?

I'll check back later tonight; have to make the hour drive to work.

Thanks. I really need some serious input on this.