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Last post: 9 years, 3 months ago | Thread started: Feb 20, 04, 10:03 a.m.
- shellie
if you have limited amount of time and can fly up north.. start in san deigo... take a train to LA... fly out of LAX to san fransico.. check out berkley if you have time. choose whatever major city vibes you best.
there have been many discussions on whats better.. LA or SF.... but i really think it depends on the kind of person you are in the end. southern california is way better for me. east coasters tend to like SF better.


- Dog-earFeb 20, 04, 10:32 a.m. – Permalink
- mitsu
looking for a scene w/ some cultured people. those who are into the arts, music, movies (not hollywood movies), etc... i'm not looking for the stereotypical art snobs or even neo hipsters (we have plenty of those here in dallas), but if that goes with the territory, so be it. i've got a pair of thick-rimmed hillman curtis glasses to suit the occasion (whatever that may be)


- Dog-earFeb 20, 04, 10:43 a.m. – Permalink
- Gorbie
I can really only speak from a northern stand-point so..
San Francisco has it all. The drawback is that people who live there - never leave there. That can be good or bad. I love SF - but I also love the east bay (oakland & berkeley).
I live in Sacramento and I like it here. Very unpretentious and humble in it's attitude. There is also a small but vibrant art scene and very good local bands. There are a couple old art-deco theaters that show great films too.
I am down in the bay atleast once every month - and that's easy cause it's only an hour drive. Tahoe is also an hour away - and Lake Tahoe is a beautiful place.


- Dog-earFeb 20, 04, 10:56 a.m. – Permalink
- Gorbie
that's right you told me that! haven't been, though.
They just built a new Mikuni (well known sacto sushi) in an old brick building next to my place. They also built a bunch of über-fancy-pants lofts above it. If I lived there I don't think i'd leave my own building.
i'm hungry.
so you got your intinerary sorted, mitsu?


- Dog-earFeb 20, 04, 11:22 a.m. – Permalink
- abstrakt
if you like the stereotypical california weather, don't move to San Francisco. It gets way too freaking cold there. I grew up in Sacramento and moved to LA about 2 1/2 years ago. i love the weather here (it's actually overcast right now though) and it's great for the arts. traffic and smog in LA are the worst in the united states, but i don't want to leave. that's how much i love it here. it's weird, the first 2 or so years i lived here, i t hougth i hated it. then i went home to sacramento for about a week and a half, and i missed LA so much. now i realize i love la. maybe smog is addicting?


- Dog-earFeb 20, 04, 1:34 p.m. – Permalink



