Where to live in the greater MEM area
#81
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That one is sweet!! I could use that for a little tailgating action next fall..........
On the subject, I hear we have an FO who sold his house and travels around the US and stays in each city for a month. Bids his schedule on the city that he is in proximity too. That's some cool sh.... whoever you are...........
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On the subject, I hear we have an FO who sold his house and travels around the US and stays in each city for a month. Bids his schedule on the city that he is in proximity too. That's some cool sh.... whoever you are...........
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i.e., he spends time in the "Greats" and "Grands" that aren't either.


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I was born and raised in Memphis.. I lived there for 20 years.. I went to Kirby High and grew up in the East Memphis area.. I hear this area has gone down the tank.. I have not been back to Memphis in 15 years since my entire family got out..
As a very young man, I remember being worried about my Mom when she was out late shopping in Memphis.. I remember times when I was afraid in Memphis.. Scared to death.. There are some things I miss.. The Ribs.. The trees.. Some of the best looking women in the World are in Memphis.. They must have something in the water..
But I can promise you this.. I won't be going back to Memphis.. Ever.. I've been in Texas for 15 years and I love it.. I have never had to worry about my wife (Texas born) when she is out late shopping in Texas.. It never crosses my mind that something could happen to her.. We just dont worry about those things..
As a very young man, I remember being worried about my Mom when she was out late shopping in Memphis.. I remember times when I was afraid in Memphis.. Scared to death.. There are some things I miss.. The Ribs.. The trees.. Some of the best looking women in the World are in Memphis.. They must have something in the water..
But I can promise you this.. I won't be going back to Memphis.. Ever.. I've been in Texas for 15 years and I love it.. I have never had to worry about my wife (Texas born) when she is out late shopping in Texas.. It never crosses my mind that something could happen to her.. We just dont worry about those things..
#87
I was born and raised in Memphis.. I lived there for 20 years.. I went to Kirby High and grew up in the East Memphis area.. I hear this area has gone down the tank.. I have not been back to Memphis in 15 years since my entire family got out..
As a very young man, I remember being worried about my Mom when she was out late shopping in Memphis.. I remember times when I was afraid in Memphis.. Scared to death.. There are some things I miss.. The Ribs.. The trees.. Some of the best looking women in the World are in Memphis.. They must have something in the water..
But I can promise you this.. I won't be going back to Memphis.. Ever.. I've been in Texas for 15 years and I love it.. I have never had to worry about my wife (Texas born) when she is out late shopping in Texas.. It never crosses my mind that something could happen to her.. We just dont worry about those things..
As a very young man, I remember being worried about my Mom when she was out late shopping in Memphis.. I remember times when I was afraid in Memphis.. Scared to death.. There are some things I miss.. The Ribs.. The trees.. Some of the best looking women in the World are in Memphis.. They must have something in the water..
But I can promise you this.. I won't be going back to Memphis.. Ever.. I've been in Texas for 15 years and I love it.. I have never had to worry about my wife (Texas born) when she is out late shopping in Texas.. It never crosses my mind that something could happen to her.. We just dont worry about those things..
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I am trying to convince my wife (and myself) of moving here. Would appreciate some quality of life issues addressed. Specifically: triathlons races, dog parks, good outdoors stores, restaurants, towns with a pedestrian friendly downtown area?
What about websites for meet and greet. There was a great one in CLT called CHOA.com for proffesionals that moved there and didn't know anyone but wanted to get in on a pickup soccer match, hiking, and etc.
Thanks
What about websites for meet and greet. There was a great one in CLT called CHOA.com for proffesionals that moved there and didn't know anyone but wanted to get in on a pickup soccer match, hiking, and etc.
Thanks
#89
dc3,
first, I have to ask.... why move from CLT (if that's where you're moving from)? I am from the CLT area and am trying to get back there.
As to your Q's....... I'm not a swim/bike/run guy but I do ride a bike (road & Mtn) and there's a pretty big bunch of riders in MEM. I know there's a big tri group but I just don't hang with them (mostly because I don't live there). Check out RB's Cyclery when in MEM. It's near the Wolfchase mall.
"Outdoors," a local retail store, is THE outdoors store (IMHO) in MEM. Outer wear, rock climbing gear, kayaks, bikes, ski gear, etc... Great selection of stuff.
Dog parks, don't know. Restaurants -- hope you like BBQ but seriously, there are a few others.
Pedestrian friendly downtowns........ hmmmm, if you're meaning a place like Portland, OR or Seattle, WA then you're SOL. MEM has a downtown and nightlife (Beale St) but I wouldn't go alone. Midtown is OK too but neither of these are anything like Portland or Seattle. In the summer, the local baseball team is a AAA farm for the Cardinals and the stadium is downtown. That's a good time.
first, I have to ask.... why move from CLT (if that's where you're moving from)? I am from the CLT area and am trying to get back there.
As to your Q's....... I'm not a swim/bike/run guy but I do ride a bike (road & Mtn) and there's a pretty big bunch of riders in MEM. I know there's a big tri group but I just don't hang with them (mostly because I don't live there). Check out RB's Cyclery when in MEM. It's near the Wolfchase mall.
"Outdoors," a local retail store, is THE outdoors store (IMHO) in MEM. Outer wear, rock climbing gear, kayaks, bikes, ski gear, etc... Great selection of stuff.
Dog parks, don't know. Restaurants -- hope you like BBQ but seriously, there are a few others.
Pedestrian friendly downtowns........ hmmmm, if you're meaning a place like Portland, OR or Seattle, WA then you're SOL. MEM has a downtown and nightlife (Beale St) but I wouldn't go alone. Midtown is OK too but neither of these are anything like Portland or Seattle. In the summer, the local baseball team is a AAA farm for the Cardinals and the stadium is downtown. That's a good time.
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