Comments on: Leaving California For Ohio: Reflections After One Year https://www.dewangibson.com/2018/02/california-to-midwest-move/ Occasionally Hilarious, Always Interesting Tue, 07 Sep 2021 02:25:11 +0000 hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.9.4 By: Julio Valdez https://www.dewangibson.com/2018/02/california-to-midwest-move/#comment-860561 Tue, 07 Sep 2021 02:25:11 +0000 http://www.dewangibson.com/?p=28201#comment-860561 Hope things are still going well for you and your family. It’s Sept 2021 , we are putting our home up for sale , which we thought was our last home , and I am interviewing and applying to places all
Over Ohio . My company is slowly dying and the market may be just rt to make the move with enough money in our pockets to start fresh and live with less stress . Leaving Southern California will be bitter sweet but if things line up and work out , our hope is Ohio will be what we hope it is . I have some family there but not much .

]]> By: Dewan Gibson https://www.dewangibson.com/2018/02/california-to-midwest-move/#comment-831984 Mon, 05 Feb 2018 15:28:03 +0000 http://www.dewangibson.com/?p=28201#comment-831984 In reply to Martin Dominguez.

Thanks for writing. Hope to catch up soon. Looking forward to a 50 degree day this week! Be easy.
-Dewan

]]> By: Martin Dominguez https://www.dewangibson.com/2018/02/california-to-midwest-move/#comment-831799 Fri, 02 Feb 2018 19:14:44 +0000 http://www.dewangibson.com/?p=28201#comment-831799 I can relate and agree with your assessment. I spend a lot of time outside because of work, winter is much brutal but it has made me more Minnesotan. I’ve learned to appreciate 20 degrees weathers and be shirtless at 40 deg. When in San Diego anything below 60 is considered extremely cold.
Diversity is good in Minneapolis but very segregated. I like the school that libby and the girls are in, predominately African American and they have about 16 other nationalities.
The quality of life is much more affordable but I do miss the fruits and veggies year round. We finally have savings and we are looking to invest in a home. That would never had happened in San Diego.
Love your writing, keep it up. Will keep in touch.
Martin

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