QUIZ: Which U.S. City Is Right For You?

[KarenCee 3]

BURLINGTON, VERMONT

For a life focused on home and quality of life with a breathtaking backdrop, you should live here: Burlington, Vermont. Burlington is an ideal big-city alternative. Atop a hill overlooking Lake Champlain and the Adirondack Mountains, Burlington's classic New England charm has attracted a collegiate energy, thriving art culture, coffee houses and world-class food. Small businesses have become big businesses for some of its entrepreneurs. The town maintains its educational traditional with four college campuses and a sophisticated, old university feel. Burlington's year-round outdoor recreation is one reason why the city has been named one of the healthiest cities in the country. The town's vitality and standard of living earn it the recognition of being family friendly.

Hmmm....never been, might be worth checking this out.

Edited March 6, 2007 by KarenCee

[Ron/Sharon 0]

Lawrence, Kansas

Because you require a high standard of living with unexpected luxuries, you should live here: Lawrence, Kansas. Lawrence is truly a college town with a vitality and diversity uniquely its own. From outdoor sculpture exhibits on downtown street corners to engaging performances, you'll find new opportunities to immerse yourself in the arts. Take a look around and find out why Lawrence has been named the most culturally rich American city under 100,000 people. More than 50 local parks and Clinton Lake state park provide fun outings for the whole family. Boaters, golfers, hikers, birdwatchers - even frisbee golfers - have access to an infinite amount of recreational opportunities.

Well I'll be damned since I am moving to Dodge City, hope they have the construction on Wyatt Earp done soon.

How many of you have chosen the State if not the city itself that they are in or going to.

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Because you require a high standard of living with unexpected luxuries, you should live here: Lawrence, Kansas. Lawrence is truly a college town with a vitality and diversity uniquely its own. From outdoor sculpture exhibits on downtown street corners to engaging performances, you'll find new opportunities to immerse yourself in the arts. Take a look around and find out why Lawrence has been named the most culturally rich American city under 100,000 people. More than 50 local parks and Clinton Lake state park provide fun outings for the whole family. Boaters, golfers, hikers, birdwatchers - even frisbee golfers - have access to an infinite amount of recreational opportunities.

I never heard of this place and I finally moved to Philadelphia last night.

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Oh. Dear. God.

Lawrence, Kansas

Because you require a high standard of living with unexpected luxuries, you should live here: Lawrence, Kansas. Lawrence is truly a college town with a vitality and diversity uniquely its own. From outdoor sculpture exhibits on downtown street corners to engaging performances, you'll find new opportunities to immerse yourself in the arts. Take a look around and find out why Lawrence has been named the most culturally rich American city under 100,000 people. More than 50 local parks and Clinton Lake state park provide fun outings for the whole family. Boaters, golfers, hikers, birdwatchers - even frisbee golfers - have access to an infinite amount of recreational opportunities

eta: and you get 3 free tornados a year

Oh, joy!

Isn't Kansas as flat as a pancake? The one thing I can't live without are mountains in the vicinity. At the very least, a hill or two!

the western part is flat, in the eastern part we have hills.

refer to the pic below of my backyard. it has hills in the background.

Those are not what I would call hills and I got Kansas too. Well I don't think I'll pack my bags again just yet. I'm used to the Scottish mountains.

[Reynaldo 0]

Austin, Texas

Because you value work life and after-hours entertainment, you should live here: Austin, Texas. Austin has been named one of the "Best Places for Business and Career," with residents including professors, politicians, musicians and those who work for major technology corporations. But Austin is about work and play. The city has more live music venues per capita than any other city, earning it the slogan "The Live Music Capital of the World." According to studies at University of Texas, Sixth Street is the place to find nighttime amusements for graduates of all ages with hopping bars and rocking bands. The city's work/life balance and warm climate makes Austin a great place to raise a family. The Colorado River runs through Austin, giving reprieve to hot summers. The surrounding hill country is a great place to play during the mild winters.

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Oh. Dear. God.

Lawrence, Kansas

Because you require a high standard of living with unexpected luxuries, you should live here: Lawrence, Kansas. Lawrence is truly a college town with a vitality and diversity uniquely its own. From outdoor sculpture exhibits on downtown street corners to engaging performances, you'll find new opportunities to immerse yourself in the arts. Take a look around and find out why Lawrence has been named the most culturally rich American city under 100,000 people. More than 50 local parks and Clinton Lake state park provide fun outings for the whole family. Boaters, golfers, hikers, birdwatchers - even frisbee golfers - have access to an infinite amount of recreational opportunities

The only people I know who know lawrence Kansas came as immigrant Ph.D students. It's suppose to be a wonderful diverse place. How it got in the middle of kansas is a different question.

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Those are not what I would call hills and I got Kansas too. Well I don't think I'll pack my bags again just yet. I'm used to the Scottish mountains.

lol scottish mountains are a bit higher.

The only people I know who know lawrence Kansas came as immigrant Ph.D students. It's suppose to be a wonderful diverse place. How it got in the middle of kansas is a different question.

hardly in the middle of kansas.........it's on the eastern side.

Edited March 7, 2007 by charlesandnessa

[derekkj 0]

BURLINGTON, VERMONT

For a life focused on home and quality of life with a breathtaking backdrop, you should live here: Burlington, Vermont. Burlington is an ideal big-city alternative. Atop a hill overlooking Lake Champlain and the Adirondack Mountains, Burlington's classic New England charm has attracted a collegiate energy, thriving art culture, coffee houses and world-class food. Small businesses have become big businesses for some of its entrepreneurs. The town maintains its educational traditional with four college campuses and a sophisticated, old university feel. Burlington's year-round outdoor recreation is one reason why the city has been named one of the healthiest cities in the country. The town's vitality and standard of living earn it the recognition of being family friendly.

Hmmm....never been, might be worth checking this out.

That was what *I* was hoping to get! My Mom lives in Waterbury, VT, about a half hour from Burlington and Derek and I think it's a great town. I hestitate to call it a city because it's fairly small, but it certainly has a great atmosphere and does seem bigger than it really is. Better yet, the Ben and Jerry's Factory is a short drive away. Mmmm, factory tour. (It's actually in Waterbury which makes visits to my Mom that much better. ) Also good is that Burlington is only about 2 hours from Montreal where Derek's family are. Hopefully we will end up there eventually.

Those are not what I would call hills and I got Kansas too.

Yeah, I am afraid I wouldn't call those hills either, although I do love the snow! 'Fraid Kansas is also lacking an ocean, and since I was born on an island, I don't think I could be too far from water. Burlington at least has Lake Champlain - and Champ, the monster!

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Those are not what I would call hills and I got Kansas too. Well I don't think I'll pack my bags again just yet. I'm used to the Scottish mountains.

lol scottish mountains are a bit higher.

The only people I know who know lawrence Kansas came as immigrant Ph.D students. It's suppose to be a wonderful diverse place. How it got in the middle of kansas is a different question.

hardly in the middle of kansas.........it's on the eastern side.

run along and stop being so literal.

[Ban Hammer 12,884]

Those are not what I would call hills and I got Kansas too. Well I don't think I'll pack my bags again just yet. I'm used to the Scottish mountains.

lol scottish mountains are a bit higher.

The only people I know who know lawrence Kansas came as immigrant Ph.D students. It's suppose to be a wonderful diverse place. How it got in the middle of kansas is a different question.

hardly in the middle of kansas.........it's on the eastern side.

run along and stop being so literal.

only when you're a bit more factual

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Interesting - the quiz says New York City. That's interesting because that is the city I live nearest to!

[Cassie 8]

Lawrence, Kansas here as well.

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New york city

With your passion for nightlife, theater and a city lifestyle, you should live here: New York City. Considered the cultural capital of the United States, New York City is home to a wide variety of languages, food, museums, art galleries and performance venues. It's also an international center for business, finance and fashion. Famous for its sights and architecture, it's one of the most visited cities in the world. Almost eight million people call NYC home; as a result, real estate is pricey, so most people opt to rent. With diverse neighborhoods and an efficient public transportation system, everything in this electrifying city is within reach.

which doesnt suprise me since i was born and raised in chicago, which is similair to new york

[Peggy 1]

With your desire to socialize in a warm-weather cosmopolitan city, you should live here: Miami, Florida. The vibrant colors and sexy energy of Miami are found in everything from the natural environment, architecture, people and food. Miami is considered a world city influenced by its cultural and linguistic ties to Latin Americans and Caribbean islanders. Hot days turn into hot nights with the tropical club and music scene. The beaches, subtropical climate and large single population make for plenty of fitness and outdoor activities in this vibrant city. Miami is also home to seven universities and a national park.

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Those are not what I would call hills and I got Kansas too. Well I don't think I'll pack my bags again just yet. I'm used to the Scottish mountains.

lol scottish mountains are a bit higher.

The only people I know who know lawrence Kansas came as immigrant Ph.D students. It's suppose to be a wonderful diverse place. How it got in the middle of kansas is a different question.

hardly in the middle of kansas.........it's on the eastern side.

run along and stop being so literal.

only when you're a bit more factual

Leave me alone. Don't you think calling me a bi$ch in the otehr thread was enough?