Probably moving to Denver this summer.  35-40 married couple, no kids.?
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Hi,\n\nMy sis lives in Denver (transplant from NYC about 4yrs ago),\nshe absolutely loves it!  Btw, she's 100% vegetarian & has had no problems.  There are lots of of healthy, organic & veg places.  People are very friendly & always willing to\naccomodate in fancy restaurants.\n\nThe winters are milder than you think, it will snow but not\nblizzards like living in the snow belt (Rochester, Erie, Cleveland...).  I think the winters are far less severe due to global warming.\n\nShe lives in the Broomfield area which is nice.  It's got\nall sorts of infrastructure & is close to all the major highways.\n\nI think the biggest drawback of Denver is the altitude sickness if it affects you.  If you're on vacation out of Denver for more than 10 days, your body will need to readjust.  It's also a really dry city, wreaks havoc on \npeople with dry skin.  \n\nAnyway, hope this helps.
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Yep it is hard to get back out there after being with the same person for a long time.I Have been divorced for over 3 years separated for over 6.If you just got a divorce you probably should not jump right into a relationship.But is hard to be alone so find yourself some old friends and hang out.If you are interested in a certain type of activity hang out there and find people with same interests.I myself cannot wait for the racing season to start at the dirt tracks....And am looking forward to going to hang out and drive the go carts in cottage grove.So hang where you are interested like baseball game... and find someone female that is interested in same things and build from there.I am also from Minnesota. Good luck.
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Check the housing waiting lists.  Not knowing your rank or family size, I don't know what you'd get.\n\nhttp://www.nsa-norva.navy.mil/housing/wait.pdf\n\nI absolutely LOVED that area.  Lots for kids to do.  The real estate market there is unsettled, but by that time it should be firm again.  Personally, I prefer living in Virginia Beach to Norfolk.  I think the neighborhoods and schools were a bit better.  Email me if you want the info on a super good realtor.
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I'd have to say that it is taken into consideration as to nesting qualities.  Better chance of a married person not moving around as much.  Replacing employees is a pain.
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I'm 57 and a widower. I'd go out with you anytime if you don't have kids living at home.
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I have a 32 year old brother who is single.  He lives in Oklahoma City.
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I'm 26, and not 2, and not from CO.  Go to a bar and find someone.  \n\nGood luck!
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Craig's list and you can also email your info to buyhomes@myway.com Be sure to give the full details, size, type, area of land, area of building complete address with zip code and a picture if possible. The population of the location would also be a great help for out of towners, seeking a get-away\npeaceful location or vise-vers. Those who want neighbours with kids, so that their kids will have play-mates. Good. Luck
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I suppose it depends on your personal situation.  I would not be a big fan of bringing a family with young ones to Norwich, but a single person, or a young couple with no children should find it decent.\n\nI think the trend is in the right direction for the long term, but again, if you have, or are planning to have a family, it might be wise to look further afield.  I would like to have more green spaces, and a greater sense of security.
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I have some high chool friends that moved out there after they got married. they love it. good place to raise a family.
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I am married. 2 kids. We DO NOT go out socially,at all, ever...\nYep. It sucks to be me.
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move to somewhere where they have nice weather; maybe Santiago, Chile !!! Silly
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definitely a club. I've been out of the dating scene for a while (I was married for 4yrs) But I'm ready to start again(nothing serious though) so my mom is keeping the kids Friday and I'm going out with some friends before I move to Texas.
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Hi Christian!\nNow that the housing market is finally looking up, it's the perfect time to seek out a new place to live. This summer you need to shake off that "lucky I even have my folks to live with" mentality, polish up your shoes, and explore your living quarters options! There are fun, flexible, fantastic places out there just waiting for someone like you!\nNow, get out there and pound the pavement. Beat on some doors until you latch onto that incredible tree house or fort you always wanted!\n(I heard the esperanza area is a great place to find a cardboard box near the dumpster behind a pizza joint?)\n-zealnik
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Nope.  There's still hope for a normal married family with kids.  It's just that these days they are becoming less prominent than in the past.
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Broomfield, Northglenn, Superior are good northern suburbs. Parker, Highlands Ranch are good too (south and west of Denver). Stay out of Lakewood, Littleton, Westminster, Commerce City, Erie.
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I don't like Denver and I've never been there.  It's the mile high city with enough smog to smother a horse.  I hate snow and cold weather.  The high schools have something like a 60% drop out rate.  I've also heard that the police don't arrest drunk drivers if they are illegals.  So the drunk driving accidents are way up.  Try to move to someplace that is more civilized.