Lafayette Hill, PA > Rochester, NY > Souderton, PA > Chapel Hill, NC > Baltimore, MD > Chapel Hill, NC (again!) > Philly.

Looks like I'm an "east coast" type of guy!

As for why: Rochester was for schooling (RIT), Chapel Hill (first time) was for girlfriend's schooling (UNC). All other moves were work/career related.

Philadelphia, PA. -> Memphis, TN. -> Jacksonville, FL. -> San Diego, CA. -> Philadelphia, PA.

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Eat your heart out Mr. Obama.

"Democracy is two wolves and a lamb voting on what is for lunch. Liberty is a well armed lamb contesting the vote" Benjamin Franklin

Yes there is a place where you wont be treated like a child.

Here's mine:

Kiev, Ukraine -> NE Philly -> Southampton, PA -> College Park, MD -> Southampton, PA -> Edison, NJ -> Fishtown

Living in the DC area and North Jersey really helped me appreciate Philly on a whole new level.

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"What's up Pops!" - Lebron James to Bush 41.

East Falls->Castor Gardens->Glenside->Roxborough.


Farthest I ever got out of the city is Glenside, which isn't really very far at all.

4th and Poplar ( long before N Liberties was an idea )
Frankford
Mayfair
W Philly
S philly
S.C.
N.C.
Ca.
Japan
Saudi Arabia
Grad Hosp.
S philly

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It's surreal to wake up with a Conga line of rubber duckies lined up across your chest.

I spent a lot of money on booze, women and fast cars. The rest I just squandered.

If i had to pick anyone on PB in which to have a 3-way with, it would be towelie and jedi. seriously.

I know you're new here, but depictions of people being plowed in the a$$ belong in the political forum

Im impressed with the variety we have in this little group so far. What list a while back said we weren't cultured?

we could be getting the slimeballs from rest of the places!

(i'm kidding!!)

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Is it ghey that I love this song so much?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gl_Wc6Nm8lc

I guess you could say I'm not as jaded about "stuff" such as enduring love yet...

Stamford, CT --> Poughkeepsie, NY --> Putney, VT --> Denver --> Austin --> Hopefully CC Philly!

Steveatx, I understand that the new Managing Director for Philadelphia held a similar post in Austin, Tx. Any insight as to how she helped the Austin or how her administration performed?

Was your choice of Philadelphia photo an editorial comment, or around the corner from you?

I'll lay odds you can find some run-down sections of London. Maybe not that beat-up, but run down nonetheless.

Ditto Edinburgh.

Probably not Canterbury or the obscure Scottish villages.

Kansas City (MO) --> Cambridge, MA --> Watertown, MA --> Allston (Boston), MA --> Philadelphia (Center City/Wash West)

But you all knew this, didn't you?

Dragged down here kicking and screaming by my partner. Grew to love it as only a non-native, it seems, can.

Used to think I could never live in Kansas City again. After my most recent visit, while I still doubt I ever will, I no longer think that. Don't see myself leaving Philly anytime soon, though, and they'd have to pay me handsomely to make me go.

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Sandy Smith, Exile on Market Street, Philadelphia
"Jazz and blogging are both intimate, improvisational, and individual -- but also inherently collective. And the audience talks over both." --Andrew Sullivan, "Why I Blog," The Atlantic, November 2008