I grew up in Maine and have lived in Arizona the last 10 years and I don’t think I could ever move away from here.. love raising my family here! The heat in the summer doesn’t bother us
I have lived in Texas my entire life. I have heard that Arizona can feel a bit hotter, but I would say I have to disagree with the above comment. I love summer time and getting to go to the beach and do fun summer things, but I will never get used to the heat. And it feels like it gotten hotter over the years. Even my kids get beat down by the heat pretty quick and they love running around and being outdoors. If you aren’t in the water, the heat is miserable, even just at 90 degrees… and had weeks over 100+ degree weather this summer!
Where in AZ? How was your first summer here? Did you spend most of the time indoors? I've lived in the west valley for 13 yrs. We moved here from Culver City, CA.
Look up Minnesota. ❤️ Good place to raise a family. No crocodiles. We have no ocean but we have Lake Superior. We have almost no bugs most of the year. 4 seasons. 😍
Honestly, you guys should check out Michigan. It has everything you're wishing for. Motor city - car heavy. Michigan is protected by the great lakes so it's very safe from extreme weather. It has all seasons, and is laid back, family oriented. Metro Detroit is a melting pot of educated people with so many different backgrounds. I would look into Royal Oak or Birmingham. Don't knock it until you look into it. Visit in the fall to see the changing leaves!
North carolina! It's alot different then South Carolina. It's more like Cali but add humidity and bugs. It's a mix of both worlds. Beach and mountains. It's beautiful, clean, diversified, so family oriented, so much to do. I recommend you check it out.
I so enjoy listening to you & Doug go back and forth on a topic! Reminds me of yall's old videos on your vlog channel. I always tell my husband how we all could be friends 😂 Except we live in the great country of Texas hahaha. Hope y'all have a lovely trip! So glad you're posting again!!! 💕
I know your values likely don’t align with those of NY state, but upstate (not NYC area) is sooo different! I’m in the northern Catskills and the nature is stunning. It’s very rural so you do have to drive a ways to get to anything, BUT traffic is non existent so you can travel quickly and easily by car with no stress. Land is cheap. There are many homeschool groups locally and it’s a really loving community! Plus lots of motor sports for Doug haha
South Carolinian here, born and raised! My husband and I moved to the Charleston area and absolutely hated it for the same reasons. All of South Carolina is not like that with the crazy humidity and bugs. We moved to Aiken, SC 5 years ago and absolutely love it. There is such community here, less bugs, less humidity. It was voted best small town by Southern Living magazine. It is like the perfect size though. We grew up in super small towns in SC and this one isn’t so small you see the same people all the time but small enough where you might see someone you know at the grocery store from time to time. We also have a great community with our church full of young parents and kids.
Also, a lot of our friends here are part Vietnamese (they are in the same family though but we do have diversity here). We live on a 65 acre horse farm. Lots of money to be made with purchasing a horse farm btw.
Are people accepting of people of color/not white? How's the food culture? Variety? I live and love Charleston but the heat literally keeps me inside, making me depressed...
I was just watching a vlog from Tennessee today about how beautiful it is AND CHEAP living, taxes, insurance and so on. Don’t know why your sister doesn’t like it but thought I’d throw it out there anyway. Good luck!!
Literally everything you’re describing is Michigan!! The Great Lakes are mini oceans, an endless amount of things to do in nature within driving distance, the most beautiful weather and 4 seasons, no outrageous bugs or storms, family values, diversity (depending on the area of course), great homeschool laws (one of the best states to homeschool honestly!), the list goes on and on! I feel like with Covid people have the idea we’re a mini California in terms of politics and values but just like what you were saying there’s much that gets twisted in the media. We live in the sweetest diverse Christian community. I’m so thankful we get to raise our family here so I just had to share!
I’m telling y’all…Aiken, SC has all of that. Read my other comment going in depth. We would love to have y’all! To me, values is one of the most important on your list bc you want your kids friends values to aline with yours..especially when they get a little older.
Look into Lakewood ranch fl. You & your little family would absolutely LOVE it. Close the the beach, tons of outdoor things to do for young families. I know you always say it’s hard to leave Cali because your so use to your little bubble. I can relate so much! Lakewood ranch is like a bubble. We moved from Texas (our bubble) to here & our only regret is not moving here sooner. Lakewood ranch is the best kept secret even the surrounding areas Sarasota, Bradenton, Palmer ranch……
We got our children a boom box a few months ago!! We had an Amazon Echo and were concerned about the adds they would hear as they sleep.. IDK... But I love playing them music on the boombox and they love putting in the CDs
Lexington Kentucky! Ken Hamm built the ark attraction near their because research and studies show that that area is centrally located to most of the population within half a day to a days drive. So lots of options to drive and do stuff! We’re also still considered southern and we’re friendly lol 😂 we also don’t get a lot of crazy severe weather
We miss y’all 🥰 remember Doug saving us from the hanging snake when we were trapped in the garage with all the children 🤣🫣😂😂. Excited for what is next for your gorgeous family❤️🥰🙏🏼🙏🏼🥰
Dare I bring up when YT blocked comments on family channels. omg Hayley it's me, Kathy from Texas. I'm still here & excited for new content! I consider myself OG, like wayyy back lol before babies & even before u were married. Cheers & may u be blessed in all u do. xx
Im commenting again because I've seen all the Michigan comments😂 I think you guys would love Michigan. Theres no ocean but we have beautiful lakes and scenery, tons of race tracks and land for Doug, theres snow but its fun if you make it! Plus it makes drifting easier😂
I grew up in Florida in the Tampa Bay Area. You will definitely have a lot of things to do, there is diversity, and if you live northern of Tampa you can get a lot of land and your less likely to have issues with hurricanes. In 30 years I only experienced 1 hurricane that was an issue.
It is hard to find "ideal" place because of weather. Florida is great in winter and spring but bad in summer. Northern states are great in summer but not sure if you are ready for snow in April. One thing you guys can think about is Florida (Naples, Miami, Sarasota etc) in late fall, winter and spring. And late spring, summer when school is out you have different "vacation" place. I mean I didn't discover sliced bread lol lot's of retired people are doing it...but if you are flexible with your work definitely something to think about.
This episode was hilarious 😂 there’s a few places in SoCal that I think you may like. Cheaper, land, values that I think align with yours, and still near the ocean - what do you think about Riverside, Corona/Norco, Temecula, or even Rancho Cucamonga or Claremont? I hope you guys have a good trip! Cour d’Alene is beautiful! But cold.
Idaho’s biggest fan here! I have lived here since I was 10 and my husband is a native. It’s so funny seeing people say it snows 9 months out of the year or it’s super cold and hearing you say that Boise looks brown because when you come here and see there’s a mountain 20 minutes outside of Boise, but nothing big. Within an hour or two you can be to the best mountains, lakes, camping, fishing, hunting, and every outdoor activity possible. Every season there is something fun to enjoy. It’s not humid, it has every season, and it has the ability to be in the city, suburbs or in the legit middle of nowhere all within an hour drive time. You’re completely right that Idahoans don’t love people from California coming here, but it’s more so for the reason you said of the people coming and running for different offices or finding positions of power to change our state. Some of my greatest friends are from California and it’s more so just a joke that they’re embarrassed to tell people where they’re from, but no one I know is rude about that though there are unfortunately rude people everywhere. I’ve traveled to almost every state and if you’re someone that likes good food, good craft beer, outdoor activities, the mountains, and are more conservative in your values Idaho is literally the perfect place to be. My husband and I own an acre in Caldwell which is a bit more small town but right in the same valley as Boise and we absolutely love it. If you guys have any questions or want any good recommendations I’ve got them! CDA is definitely prettier than Boise btw, but it is colder and it is a little bit more of a richy area and people tend to be a bit more of that mindset that you guys want to get away from and more on the not so down to earth side from what I’ve seen.
Those of us who were born and raised in the cda area are very down to earth. What we are not is socialist, and we don't need Californians moving into the area and turning it into the same sh!t hole that California is. Never ceases to amaze me how Democrats will vote in policies that destroy the state they live in, then move because those policies make life unbearable in their state. Then move to another state and vote in the exact same policies.
Temecula, CA has everything you mentioned. Less than an hour from Oceanside. Leans more conservative but very diverse. Still affordable compared to other parts of Cali since it's a growing community. You could get land in wine country and grow all those fruit trees you love. Old Town is so cute and has the cutest restaurants. The best part is everyone who lives here is family oriented. I know you homeschool but the schools are great which I think speaks to the parent involvement.
We are in such a similar boat! We moved to TX after graduation but moved back to NM to be near family when we had our first, we have loved living close to family but the values and environment here don’t align with what we want for our kids so we are looking into where to move but totally stuck on the decision because no where checks all the boxes
I was in a grump this morning and about to see my pt in 15 minutes. Im here right now just (as always) bc of your vibe that puts me in a great mother hen mood.
I moved to Ashland Oregon to the Forrest literally the Forrest on the Oregon coast trail we have 5 campsites with a Japanese shower and out house so cool
It's really not as bad as the media makes it sound. There are some pockets of not so great areas in the major cities, but in the majority of the state it is very "normal".
@@robynsabatella4324 i know a few people that live in million dollar plus homes who have had to move because the homeless population right outside their yards basically
I live in a decent area and not a major city, the homeless has gotten a lot worse. Where I live they're not infesting the shopping centers but they are in the downtown area, community areas, and camping all along the highways.
CDA is really beautiful during the summer but it is super cold and snowy in the winter ❄️ I grew up in Spokane really close by… nice resort town but def not much diversity etc.
Born and raised in SE Idaho here (4hrs from Boise area)! Boise is getting super crowded with Ca migrants, northern Idaho is so beautiful but crazy winters! We moved to Utah last year because Idaho is COLD and snows 9 months of the year. 😂 We loved that Utah had so much more to do, but the culture there was too crazy for us, and we just recently moved across the country to the south. We have family out here and we’re loving it so far, but the humidity is totally nuts when you’re used to the west.
Florida is chill lol. Waterspouts happen sometimes but they stay in the water and there is virtually no Torontos here. Hurricanes happen but usually aren’t that bad just pose a lot of rain. Def humid tho lol
People poo on New Jersey, but honestly it's a great place to live. You have New York City, Philadelphia, and DC within hours of each other (all have int'l airports). There are Mountains in the north, beaches, farms. I know this is where my mind goes, but I'm close to some of the best medical institutes in the country. Downside.. it can be on the side, it gets fairly humid in the summer, and definitely mosquitos.
Raleigh nc. We are off in chapel hill. It is perfect seasonal weather. A haven for children so many things to do. Life abs science museum, lakes rivers, everything! You’d love the people here. Our daughter goes to the Emerson Waldorf school and I would have homeschooled but that school is amazing. Check it out’
Just curious why not Oregon or Washington? Also does Idaho have a international airport? PS I think people from Idaho are rude and hate the west coast 🤦🏻♀️
@@Piscoandmartinis Seattle has a ton. But that’s typical in big cities. It’s not that bad were I live. I only see a few homeless people once and while. It’s beautiful here.
Look into Indiana(zionsville/Carmel)! I know it’s the Midwest but they have the race cars 😅 cheaper land prices, lax homeschool laws, and plenty of children’s activities. Indy has the biggest childrens museum in the US (possibly the world). It snows, but not a lot. We aren’t from Indiana but like it!
Dont exclude Georgia! The Atlanta area is large with lots of residential smaller towns plus land if you get alittle further out. Also lots of diversity up there as well and you are still within a drive of the ocean. My husband went to boise for a class once and loved it! We are about to move to New York from Georgia in october and we are excited but nervous!
If you love diversity, lots of food choices, and affordability you should look into the Chicago area. I'm Canadian and we visit there often because we love the city so much. We also love California and visit there annually. Wish I could afford to live there :(
You guys are going to LOVE Coeur D Alene… N. Idaho is beautiful and I’m so excited for you guys to see it. If you can get past the snow I can totally see you guys here and you guys can go to Boise anytime it’s not that far of a drive lol. Love this laid back kind of podcast.
I’ve lived in Ohio my whole life. I don’t think you would like the winter (ie snow) LOL. Other than that, Ohio is amazing! Very family oriented, lots of parks, great food, buttttt the weather for 3 months of the year is rough!
I agree! I currently live near a suburb in Cleveland but grew up closer to Columbus, Ohio! Columbus has a pretty diverse population, lots of food options, an international airport and if they looked into a town outside of Columbus they could definitely find land!
YOU ARE ABSOLUTELY FAMILY IS FIRST! I get the Hermes and Tesla and wealth it does not bother me but the nanny bothers me ! come to Oregon. My son went to Menlo School in Atherton ( very wealthy). So all my sons friends hung out at my house because they had nanny’s and my son had love. No Florida no my family is from Puerto Rico close to Florida and I could never live there
Unhoused persons are not the issue-I’m a bit taken aback on how homeless is the issue and not what leads to persons living on the streets in specific areas. Good luck finding what your looking for
Idaho is where I was born and raised moved back in June (husband’s military) and Lordy I forgot how RUDE people are. Boise is definitely more open and friendly then the rest of the state. But the food variety is definitely lacking lol.
So excited for you all! My best friend moved here from CA last year and I've lived in Idaho for 5 yrs. Really nice people, where I'm at anyway...I live on a little homestead 40 minutes west of Boise by sweet country, all-American, small town folks who have been welcoming in every way (especially when they found out we are like-minded =). We appreciate the mild winter where we are and visiting the surrounding mountains often. We were just in Coeur D'Alene last month and LOVE it there too...all their lakes and trees. My sister in Oregon was sick of it there and just got a new job and is moving to Coeur D Alene! We both homeschool too and that's one reason that drew her here. Honestly about Boise, we don't care for it that much. We go there for date night once in a while. There is a lot to do though and I have found each part of Idaho is so unique. Have a great time!!
My grandma aunt and cousins are in Idaho and in Coure de alene Idaho, when i visit we are always at Hayden lake. It’s one of my favorite places. There used to be a candle store near there where she made drip style home candles it was the best candles I have ever burned or bought. We are in AZ from ca, Idaho has so many amazing people. Except when you tell people your from Ca 😆 they always say “ if you move here don’t make Idaho California “😂 Az is the same too when I tell people
I can't believe your sister doesn't like Tennessee 😱 I don't know anyone that moved from Ca to Tennessee that didn't say it was the best decision & they wished they did it sooner. Lol Well if you want a place with no bugs good luck finding that one. 😂 You won't be able to have land & animals without bugs. 😆
You should look into Northern Arizona, specifically Prescott area. You’ll be able to find land, diversity, lots to do especially outdoors, more family values, rich culture, plus it’s beautiful!!! I hope you find what you’re looking for. 🤍
I grew up in Maine and have lived in Arizona the last 10 years and I don’t think I could ever move away from here.. love raising my family here! The heat in the summer doesn’t bother us
We have had friends live there and they say the same but the heat scares us! lol
I have lived in Texas my entire life. I have heard that Arizona can feel a bit hotter, but I would say I have to disagree with the above comment. I love summer time and getting to go to the beach and do fun summer things, but I will never get used to the heat. And it feels like it gotten hotter over the years. Even my kids get beat down by the heat pretty quick and they love running around and being outdoors. If you aren’t in the water, the heat is miserable, even just at 90 degrees… and had weeks over 100+ degree weather this summer!
I'm glad some people like living in places like AZ ( I could never, the heat would keep me at home depressed!) Less people in my state lol.
We moved from Ca to Az a year ago, I am so grateful for the amazing people here. Huge blessing
Where in AZ? How was your first summer here? Did you spend most of the time indoors? I've lived in the west valley for 13 yrs. We moved here from Culver City, CA.
I grew in NY and now live in central Florida. We are raising our family of 5 here and love it !!
Look up Minnesota. ❤️
Good place to raise a family.
No crocodiles. We have no ocean but we have Lake Superior. We have almost no bugs most of the year. 4 seasons. 😍
Honestly, you guys should check out Michigan. It has everything you're wishing for. Motor city - car heavy. Michigan is protected by the great lakes so it's very safe from extreme weather. It has all seasons, and is laid back, family oriented. Metro Detroit is a melting pot of educated people with so many different backgrounds. I would look into Royal Oak or Birmingham. Don't knock it until you look into it. Visit in the fall to see the changing leaves!
North carolina! It's alot different then South Carolina. It's more like Cali but add humidity and bugs. It's a mix of both worlds. Beach and mountains. It's beautiful, clean, diversified, so family oriented, so much to do. I recommend you check it out.
Im catching up to all your videos and so excited of your mother videos. I just feel I need these type of videos.
I so enjoy listening to you & Doug go back and forth on a topic! Reminds me of yall's old videos on your vlog channel. I always tell my husband how we all could be friends 😂
Except we live in the great country of Texas hahaha. Hope y'all have a lovely trip! So glad you're posting again!!! 💕
Thank you so much! If my parents didn't scare us away maybe we'd be more open to it lol
Ok I’m only a couple minutes in but I’m so happy that you get to get back to doing vlogs and not have it as your main income source 😊 so fun
I know your values likely don’t align with those of NY state, but upstate (not NYC area) is sooo different! I’m in the northern Catskills and the nature is stunning. It’s very rural so you do have to drive a ways to get to anything, BUT traffic is non existent so you can travel quickly and easily by car with no stress. Land is cheap. There are many homeschool groups locally and it’s a really loving community! Plus lots of motor sports for Doug haha
South Carolinian here, born and raised! My husband and I moved to the Charleston area and absolutely hated it for the same reasons. All of South Carolina is not like that with the crazy humidity and bugs. We moved to Aiken, SC 5 years ago and absolutely love it. There is such community here, less bugs, less humidity. It was voted best small town by Southern Living magazine. It is like the perfect size though. We grew up in super small towns in SC and this one isn’t so small you see the same people all the time but small enough where you might see someone you know at the grocery store from time to time. We also have a great community with our church full of young parents and kids.
Also, a lot of our friends here are part Vietnamese (they are in the same family though but we do have diversity here).
We live on a 65 acre horse farm. Lots of money to be made with purchasing a horse farm btw.
Are people accepting of people of color/not white? How's the food culture? Variety? I live and love Charleston but the heat literally keeps me inside, making me depressed...
I was just watching a vlog from Tennessee today about how beautiful it is AND CHEAP living, taxes, insurance and so on. Don’t know why your sister doesn’t like it but thought I’d throw it out there anyway. Good luck!!
Literally everything you’re describing is Michigan!! The Great Lakes are mini oceans, an endless amount of things to do in nature within driving distance, the most beautiful weather and 4 seasons, no outrageous bugs or storms, family values, diversity (depending on the area of course), great homeschool laws (one of the best states to homeschool honestly!), the list goes on and on! I feel like with Covid people have the idea we’re a mini California in terms of politics and values but just like what you were saying there’s much that gets twisted in the media. We live in the sweetest diverse Christian community. I’m so thankful we get to raise our family here so I just had to share!
What town would you recommend?
I’m telling y’all…Aiken, SC has all of that. Read my other comment going in depth. We would love to have y’all! To me, values is one of the most important on your list bc you want your kids friends values to aline with yours..especially when they get a little older.
Look into Lakewood ranch fl. You & your little family would absolutely LOVE it.
Close the the beach, tons of outdoor things to do for young families. I know you always say it’s hard to leave Cali because your so use to your little bubble. I can relate so much!
Lakewood ranch is like a bubble. We moved from Texas (our bubble) to here & our only regret is not moving here sooner. Lakewood ranch is the best kept secret even the surrounding areas Sarasota, Bradenton, Palmer ranch……
Oregon sounds perfect for you! (Portland) 90 mins to beach, mountain, or desert. 4 seasons, it’s great!
Isn't Portland super dangerous, filled with homeless now?
We got our children a boom box a few months ago!! We had an Amazon Echo and were concerned about the adds they would hear as they sleep.. IDK... But I love playing them music on the boombox and they love putting in the CDs
Dude yes! The girls are obsessed with changing them out lol
Lexington Kentucky! Ken Hamm built the ark attraction near their because research and studies show that that area is centrally located to most of the population within half a day to a days drive. So lots of options to drive and do stuff! We’re also still considered southern and we’re friendly lol 😂 we also don’t get a lot of crazy severe weather
Yay! Happy you’re uploading more frequently. I’ve been following you for years from Australia. Xx
We miss y’all 🥰 remember Doug saving us from the hanging snake when we were trapped in the garage with all the children 🤣🫣😂😂. Excited for what is next for your gorgeous family❤️🥰🙏🏼🙏🏼🥰
"Wildest day ever that thing dropped out of no where!!!" - Doug haha. Miss you guys!
Dare I bring up when YT blocked comments on family channels. omg Hayley it's me, Kathy from Texas. I'm still here & excited for new content! I consider myself OG, like wayyy back lol before babies & even before u were married. Cheers & may u be blessed in all u do. xx
Honestly you’re one of the only “mom” channels I’ve resonated with
Same!💕
Im commenting again because I've seen all the Michigan comments😂 I think you guys would love Michigan. Theres no ocean but we have beautiful lakes and scenery, tons of race tracks and land for Doug, theres snow but its fun if you make it! Plus it makes drifting easier😂
I grew up in Florida in the Tampa Bay Area. You will definitely have a lot of things to do, there is diversity, and if you live northern of Tampa you can get a lot of land and your less likely to have issues with hurricanes. In 30 years I only experienced 1 hurricane that was an issue.
Lol we live in Spokane, WA about 20 mins from CDA! Definitely all four seasons here but it’s beautiful! Can’t wait to hear what you guys think!
It is hard to find "ideal" place because of weather. Florida is great in winter and spring but bad in summer. Northern states are great in summer but not sure if you are ready for snow in April. One thing you guys can think about is Florida (Naples, Miami, Sarasota etc) in late fall, winter and spring. And late spring, summer when school is out you have different "vacation" place. I mean I didn't discover sliced bread lol lot's of retired people are doing it...but if you are flexible with your work definitely something to think about.
Aww, you can come back to SC! You don't have to live here in Charleston, you could live in the midlands or upstate. It's a great state!! 😍
Greenville SC
This episode was hilarious 😂 there’s a few places in SoCal that I think you may like. Cheaper, land, values that I think align with yours, and still near the ocean - what do you think about Riverside, Corona/Norco, Temecula, or even Rancho Cucamonga or Claremont? I hope you guys have a good trip! Cour d’Alene is beautiful! But cold.
Idaho’s biggest fan here! I have lived here since I was 10 and my husband is a native. It’s so funny seeing people say it snows 9 months out of the year or it’s super cold and hearing you say that Boise looks brown because when you come here and see there’s a mountain 20 minutes outside of Boise, but nothing big. Within an hour or two you can be to the best mountains, lakes, camping, fishing, hunting, and every outdoor activity possible. Every season there is something fun to enjoy. It’s not humid, it has every season, and it has the ability to be in the city, suburbs or in the legit middle of nowhere all within an hour drive time. You’re completely right that Idahoans don’t love people from California coming here, but it’s more so for the reason you said of the people coming and running for different offices or finding positions of power to change our state. Some of my greatest friends are from California and it’s more so just a joke that they’re embarrassed to tell people where they’re from, but no one I know is rude about that though there are unfortunately rude people everywhere. I’ve traveled to almost every state and if you’re someone that likes good food, good craft beer, outdoor activities, the mountains, and are more conservative in your values Idaho is literally the perfect place to be. My husband and I own an acre in Caldwell which is a bit more small town but right in the same valley as Boise and we absolutely love it. If you guys have any questions or want any good recommendations I’ve got them! CDA is definitely prettier than Boise btw, but it is colder and it is a little bit more of a richy area and people tend to be a bit more of that mindset that you guys want to get away from and more on the not so down to earth side from what I’ve seen.
Those of us who were born and raised in the cda area are very down to earth. What we are not is socialist, and we don't need Californians moving into the area and turning it into the same sh!t hole that California is.
Never ceases to amaze me how Democrats will vote in policies that destroy the state they live in, then move because those policies make life unbearable in their state. Then move to another state and vote in the exact same policies.
Canada.. is Cold and LOTS OF SNOW .. But it can be fun for the kids and to grow as a family.. missed ur vlogs....
Temecula, CA has everything you mentioned. Less than an hour from Oceanside. Leans more conservative but very diverse. Still affordable compared to other parts of Cali since it's a growing community. You could get land in wine country and grow all those fruit trees you love. Old Town is so cute and has the cutest restaurants. The best part is everyone who lives here is family oriented. I know you homeschool but the schools are great which I think speaks to the parent involvement.
I am so excited for what’s to come on this channel 💕
How do people deal with moving and having like zero local friends? It can take time to make new ones how do you not feel lonely in the meantime?
I have missed your vlogs. Great updates! 💕💕💕
Thank you!!!
We are in such a similar boat! We moved to TX after graduation but moved back to NM to be near family when we had our first, we have loved living close to family but the values and environment here don’t align with what we want for our kids so we are looking into where to move but totally stuck on the decision because no where checks all the boxes
Yall should try Houston! has almost everything, the weather can be unpredictable but love it, hot a lot doenst get too cold.
I loved you laid back vlogs, would love if you post about mommy life :)
I was in a grump this morning and about to see my pt in 15 minutes. Im here right now just (as always) bc of your vibe that puts me in a great mother hen mood.
Texas weather is killer. lol. Was 7am taking my kids to school and bam humidity just slapped me in the face.
I moved to Ashland Oregon to the Forrest literally the Forrest on the Oregon coast trail we have 5 campsites with a Japanese shower and out house so cool
I’ve heard from so many people who moved from California that the homelessness is so bad. Interesting to hear a different perspective.
It's really not as bad as the media makes it sound. There are some pockets of not so great areas in the major cities, but in the majority of the state it is very "normal".
Exactly I lived there for 11 years and it’s only in the downtown areas of LA and SF a bit in downtown SD
It’s gotten so much worse in the last 5 years.
@@robynsabatella4324 i know a few people that live in million dollar plus homes who have had to move because the homeless population right outside their yards basically
I live in a decent area and not a major city, the homeless has gotten a lot worse. Where I live they're not infesting the shopping centers but they are in the downtown area, community areas, and camping all along the highways.
CDA is really beautiful during the summer but it is super cold and snowy in the winter ❄️ I grew up in Spokane really close by… nice resort town but def not much diversity etc.
Born and raised in SE Idaho here (4hrs from Boise area)! Boise is getting super crowded with Ca migrants, northern Idaho is so beautiful but crazy winters! We moved to Utah last year because Idaho is COLD and snows 9 months of the year. 😂 We loved that Utah had so much more to do, but the culture there was too crazy for us, and we just recently moved across the country to the south. We have family out here and we’re loving it so far, but the humidity is totally nuts when you’re used to the west.
Stop telling people North Idaho is beautiful, we don't need any more Californians moving up here and destroying the nice communities we have.
Florida is chill lol. Waterspouts happen sometimes but they stay in the water and there is virtually no Torontos here. Hurricanes happen but usually aren’t that bad just pose a lot of rain. Def humid tho lol
People poo on New Jersey, but honestly it's a great place to live. You have New York City, Philadelphia, and DC within hours of each other (all have int'l airports). There are Mountains in the north, beaches, farms. I know this is where my mind goes, but I'm close to some of the best medical institutes in the country. Downside.. it can be on the side, it gets fairly humid in the summer, and definitely mosquitos.
Raleigh nc. We are off in chapel hill. It is perfect seasonal weather. A haven for children so many things to do. Life abs science museum, lakes rivers, everything! You’d love the people here. Our daughter goes to the Emerson Waldorf school and I would have homeschooled but that school is amazing. Check it out’
Just curious why not Oregon or Washington? Also does Idaho have a international airport? PS I think people from Idaho are rude and hate the west coast 🤦🏻♀️
I'm pretty sure they don't like the rain, plus the homeless.
@@Piscoandmartinis Seattle has a ton. But that’s typical in big cities. It’s not that bad were I live. I only see a few homeless people once and while. It’s beautiful here.
Sounds like you should come to North Carolina! Lol. Charlotte has a lot of the things on your list. We are in Fort Mill and we love it!!
Look into Indiana(zionsville/Carmel)! I know it’s the Midwest but they have the race cars 😅 cheaper land prices, lax homeschool laws, and plenty of children’s activities. Indy has the biggest childrens museum in the US (possibly the world). It snows, but not a lot. We aren’t from Indiana but like it!
Idaho is full of California’s but you better be prepared for snow! I mean lots of snow!
Have you thought about las Vegas as an option!? I love it! Moved here 5 years ago from so cal!
How about Arizona? It’s a beautiful state ☀️.
Dont exclude Georgia! The Atlanta area is large with lots of residential smaller towns plus land if you get alittle further out. Also lots of diversity up there as well and you are still within a drive of the ocean. My husband went to boise for a class once and loved it! We are about to move to New York from Georgia in october and we are excited but nervous!
Atlanta is full 🤣
Coeur d’Alene is so beautiful during fall! 🤩
Well it used to be, then a bunch of liberals moved in and there went the neighborhood, straight into the dump.
You need to move to Utah! Such a great place to raise kids and have people that have your same values!!
YES hailey I’ve missed you and I need to do you and Doug’s class
If you love diversity, lots of food choices, and affordability you should look into the Chicago area. I'm Canadian and we visit there often because we love the city so much. We also love California and visit there annually. Wish I could afford to live there :(
She doesn’t like crime so Chicago and her won’t jive.
Come back to SC 😂 Just kidding!
But really praying y’all find the perfect place for your family!
I Live in Sac and it's every where here and sac is huge.
You guys are going to LOVE Coeur D Alene… N. Idaho is beautiful and I’m so excited for you guys to see it. If you can get past the snow I can totally see you guys here and you guys can go to Boise anytime it’s not that far of a drive lol. Love this laid back kind of podcast.
Thanks for the comments! Yes excited to check it out
I’ve lived in Ohio my whole life. I don’t think you would like the winter (ie snow) LOL. Other than that, Ohio is amazing! Very family oriented, lots of parks, great food, buttttt the weather for 3 months of the year is rough!
I agree! I currently live near a suburb in Cleveland but grew up closer to Columbus, Ohio! Columbus has a pretty diverse population, lots of food options, an international airport and if they looked into a town outside of Columbus they could definitely find land!
Oklahoma! 🙌🏼 number one state for homeschooling.
That’s how it is in Idaho! With the snow! And it’s pretty desolute ,
Moving out of Santa Cruz was the BEST decision I ever made I have nightmares I am still there.
I'm soo excited!!!
Look into Colorado Springs! ❤️
Look into Texas!
Virginia! Check out Blacksburg or Charlottesville
What values are you trying to prioritize?
Family, Christian values.
Come to Idaho! If you come through Boise, I’ll give you a tour!
YOU ARE ABSOLUTELY FAMILY IS FIRST! I get the Hermes and Tesla and wealth it does not bother me but the nanny bothers me ! come to Oregon. My son went to Menlo School in Atherton ( very wealthy). So all my sons friends hung out at my house because they had nanny’s and my son had love. No Florida no my family is from Puerto Rico close to Florida and I could never live there
We used to live in NorCal and move to Seattle and we love it. It doesn't rain that much as people say and the summer is so much better than in NorCal.
Visit Santa Fe New Mexico and Durango Colorado
Rhode Island, Massachusetts, chicago?
Connecticut, Vermont, Maine, New York?
Unhoused persons are not the issue-I’m a bit taken aback on how homeless is the issue and not what leads to persons living on the streets in specific areas. Good luck finding what your looking for
Aw i love your videos
Idaho is where I was born and raised moved back in June (husband’s military) and Lordy I forgot how RUDE people are. Boise is definitely more open and friendly then the rest of the state. But the food variety is definitely lacking lol.
Issaquah Washington is amazing! Check it out:)
So excited for you all! My best friend moved here from CA last year and I've lived in Idaho for 5 yrs. Really nice people, where I'm at anyway...I live on a little homestead 40 minutes west of Boise by sweet country, all-American, small town folks who have been welcoming in every way (especially when they found out we are like-minded =). We appreciate the mild winter where we are and visiting the surrounding mountains often. We were just in Coeur D'Alene last month and LOVE it there too...all their lakes and trees. My sister in Oregon was sick of it there and just got a new job and is moving to Coeur D Alene! We both homeschool too and that's one reason that drew her here. Honestly about Boise, we don't care for it that much. We go there for date night once in a while. There is a lot to do though and I have found each part of Idaho is so unique. Have a great time!!
My grandma aunt and cousins are in Idaho and in Coure de alene Idaho, when i visit we are always at Hayden lake. It’s one of my favorite places. There used to be a candle store near there where she made drip style home candles it was the best candles I have ever burned or bought. We are in AZ from ca, Idaho has so many amazing people. Except when you tell people your from Ca 😆 they always say “ if you move here don’t make Idaho California “😂 Az is the same too when I tell people
Sorry but Tennessee is awesome
Oregon come here
Check out chicago/ suburbs
Tennessee! ☺️Smart get out now while you still can. 🙏
I can't believe your sister doesn't like Tennessee 😱 I don't know anyone that moved from Ca to Tennessee that didn't say it was the best decision & they wished they did it sooner. Lol Well if you want a place with no bugs good luck finding that one. 😂 You won't be able to have land & animals without bugs. 😆
I agree with Tn! Middle or East Tennessee is where it’s at. Tons to do, beautiful, and great values
Did you ever consider the east coast? Ocean, seasons, not wilderness
Move to San Diego lol
Soooo
Being from SoCal,... You're probably not going to be get a warm welcome anywhere
Lol
Jaja exactly!!
I think your parents are smartest going to Mexico to be perfectly honest.
You will save a boat load in taxes almost anywhere you go. Lol. Good luck.
If you’re social it’s not the place for you
Which one?
Y'all want Heaven😂
You should look into Northern Arizona, specifically Prescott area. You’ll be able to find land, diversity, lots to do especially outdoors, more family values, rich culture, plus it’s beautiful!!! I hope you find what you’re looking for. 🤍