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To: KM who wrote (47807)	1/26/2006 1:47:32 PM
From: redfish	Respond to of 306849

When I lived in No. Virginia I thought it was paradise after 30 years in Florida. Florida is great if you love watersports or if you want to play golf year around.

To: KM who wrote (47807)	1/26/2006 1:52:05 PM
From: Micawber	Respond to of 306849

It must be objective truth. After all, you "got it off the bubble site".

To: KM who wrote (47807)	1/26/2006 2:30:29 PM
From: John Vosilla	Respond to of 306849

All pretty much dead on. The "..price to live in paradise" theme is mentioned quite often. Funny I never used to here that stuff when I thought it was paradise 10-15 years ago.. Desperation from the spin doctors is my guess. Check our education levels here compared to many Texas cities you bash. You'd be astounded. Great beaches and winter weather along with year round golf will attract the well to do to the southern end every winter. Don't have a good feeling for our real economy going forward. Certainly RE bust and hurricane factors will take more juice out of our unbalanced economy than probably any other state. I highly doubt many highly educated younger people would really choose to live here these days or even have an opportunity to use their education outside of health care.