Let the catcalls and eye-rolling begin!

Its all relative, In the fall when it drops to 40's and 50's you swear you're not going make it though winter when it actually gets cold(single digits). After a couple of months off winter and then you hit 30's or 40's you fell like you can walk around in short sleeves.

That it is last week it warmed up a bit with a good foot of snow still on the ground and a guy in the waiting room at my clinic was wearing shorts

17F this morning as I sip my java. A high of 48F this weekend! Things are looking up here in the GWN.

Take off, ya hose head! 

Everyone has to choose the home that fits their needs. There is literally no perfect place...find the one that meets your needs the best and deal with the inevitable negatives that come with it.

Dress warmly for those "cold" days and you'll be fine, whether "cold" is 40 degrees or 0 degrees. I've spent 8 hours out in zero degree temps hunting coyote and was fine. I've spent an hour in 40 degrees and been miserable.

That's just weather. Throw in natural disasters (tornados, hurricanes, mudslides, wildfires, earthquakes etc), critters (venomous snakes/spiders, "killer" bees, fire ants, scorpions, bears, wolves, etc), plus too many or too few people (depending on your preference), political climate, employment opportunity, cost of living, the list goes on and on.

One man's paradise is another's hell yet none is without warts. Some people think New York City is the best place to live, for others it would literally be a living hell. My sister and her husband got divorced because he loved living there and she couldn't wait to get out. She lives in Colorado now. Pick your poison and move on.