Moving to Cali

[135i_TT]

Hey pple, so ive been gone from this forum for a loooooong time or so it seems, I had an amazing time in California last month, instead of just staying for a wk and half i ended up staying a whole month... went snowboadring 2 wknds in Tahoe, went to San Fran to see the Golden Gate Bridge, went to Santa Cruz and visited the Mystery Spot, went to Carmel and shopped and went to their beach and visited the Million+ Dollar houses and so much more. I came home 2 wks ago, things arent going as planned here but i got offered a good paying job in california so now im pakn and getn ready to move to Sacramento this coming wknd. I dont know anyone in California besides my Mom, Dad, Little Brother and Sister, im leaving everything and everyone behind here in texas so this is totaly new to me, hope its not long that I have friends more around my age. If your around Sac and wana chill hit me up.

[c0nstant]

welcome to california: a sunny place for shady people! kidding. im sure you can find someone to kick it with. be sure to post in the CA regional section. maybe some sac-town members can organize a little 'welcome to CA' meet or something

[c0nstant]

http://www.e90post.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=43

[135i_TT]

Thanks! It would be super awesome if theyd have a welcome to CA meet I could take my brother and his friends so they can see the meets I go to =)

[c0nstant]

you should also try to make it out to bimmerfest in santa barbara this year. it may be a bit much, being new to the state and all, but i promise youll love it; especially if you caravan with the norcal guys. its basically the biggest bmw enthusiast meet in the united states (and probably the world). the caravan is awesome and the coastal drive is gorgeous. https://eventreg.bimmerfest.com/even...tdetail&EvId=3

[ArmyBimmerDude]

Are you sure you want to move there? Not hating on the people in that state, but financially it's about as jacked up as Michigan. Hope this job you were offered doesn't evaporate in a couple months...

[135i_TT]

well as long as fires exist idk how it wuld

[BForbes]

Originally Posted by jh valley

welcome to california: a sunny place for shady people!

I think FL is more like that! Enjoy the move man! Your life is definitely going to change. You becoming a firefighter??

[Jet335i]

I'm moving to cali too bud, good luck!

[Joonsup]

Welcome to sunny california. Very diverse compared to a lot of other states so be prepared for that. I was born and raised here so I can't really say that it's better than this place or that place. Doesn't get too cold here. It can get pretty damn hot but dry heat instead of humidity. You have the ocean and beaches to our west. So I say we have it pretty good here in CA. Too bad the high cost of living, 1% tax increase, and the increase of registration renewal fee is messing it all up. damn it! well enjoy

[Tondtar]

Welcome to the land of fruits, nuts and flakes ...You'll assimilate easily in no time

[135i_TT]

Well thanks for the welcomes, umm yes I will be a firefighter for the forest I loved California, Ive been to LA 8 times and it got kinda old so Ive been to Sacramento to visit my Mom Dad and Siblings twice there, I was there for a full month in March, I just got to Texas a little less than 2 wks ago. I was able to see the differences of living there and enviorment, I gotta say its Very different than TX, I thought the weather was always perfect, compared to here in TX at least, we have the humidity so when its 110 it feels like 130 when it gets cold it gets pretty low in temperature, it doesnt rain near as much here in TX so the land isnt as Green as California, Sacramento is very small and unpopulated compared to San Antonio TX where I reside till I move, the highways are very different in Sacramento, here we have a lot throughout the whole sides of the highways and in Sacramento the sides of highways are empty just green land, TX is a country state and I do get asked if Im from TX cause supposably we have a Cowboy accent. I didnt get to meet that many new people cuz we were so occupied having fun and making up for the 7 years I hadnt seen them but I'm sure the people arent that bad, I just hate the dramatic people like in that "Hills" show on MTV LOL! Its very different but the whole month I stayed there I adjusted pretty good so I think Ill be fine

[Jet335i]

I don't think you can judge the people of california by "The Hills" any more than you can judge new jersey by mtv's "True life: summer at the jersey shore".

Both of which are godawful.

[just4kickz]

sac mmm...

[FStop7]

plz bring checkbook with all checks pre-made out to state of california kthx

[Heinzftw]

So what area are you moving to? Sac-town is generally very boring. Try and get a job in Nor-Cal or So-Cal

[BForbes]

I forgot Heintz is in Cali. Oh Snap!!!

[135i_TT]

Lol. Well Sac is where my family lives so Im gona live with them till me and my younger brother get our place, I know theres not much to do in Sac but RPM is pretty freakn fun and theres a lot of nice cities not to far of a drive from there either.

[Red Bread]

Welcome! I moved from Dallas last year and haven't missed anything about Texas for even a second. I even got a state tax refund somehow!

[JayeJaymes]

cool man, i remember you visited because you hadn't seen your Fam in so long, must be great to finally spend more time with them. Anyways welcome to Cali braahh...lol

[fobunited]

I live about half an hour east of Sac in Roseville and work in Downtown Sacramento. There's enough to do here, although it will pale in comparison to the Bay Area, where I grew up. But it's right in between the Bay and Tahoe and not far from Napa as well so you can always go someplace for the weekends. Hit me up when you're here, I'll buy you a beer.

[bfry]

we don't say Cali.