Do you still live in the town where you grew up ?

[allaboutmary]

Did you move away for a while then move back ?

I lived in New York until I was 12, then moved to Florida and have pretty much been in the same town since. Minus a couple years that I lived an hour away.

[HelpinUtah]

Nope.  I grew up in Morrisville and Levittown, PA, and moved to Salt Lake City in 1984, then back to Langhorne, PA in 1993, and back to Utah in Tooele in 2003.  Most of the people who grew up in Morrisville still live there though!  It's a small town across the bridge (Delaware River) to Trenton, NJ.

[flmagi]

Nope. New York to Arizona (a few months) to Baltimore (a few months) to New York to Florida to Vermont  to Florida.

[dominosarah]

NO.

[VicUser]

Gas and the 25,000+ miles on the truck each year is a factor. I love our house and my wife works close to home so moving isn't really an option right now. It is a good time to get ready for the day and unwind on the way home. It also gives me time to listen to Fox news on XM, haha, I really listen to audio books and Dr Laura.

[bubbles1096]

No, but it's good to go back. I'm trying to figure out whether I should make the place I live now my children's hometown. I will be making this decision in the next 3 months or so, I'm looking for a house. This is a tough decision! Once I move, I'm staying there, I don't like moving.

[avisg]

No but i still own a house there in ny

[allaboutmary]

Vic......ewww the gas has gotta be killin ya.  Ever think of moving back?   I hope I never have to move again in my life.  It used to be so easy, just get a few friends. Now everyone I know has back problems and can't help. lol

[VicUser]

That is a funny one, I move from my small home town to the "big city", well it is big to me anyway, so I wouldn't have to drive 45 miles each way to work. Long story short, I am now driving from near the "big city" 45 miles to my hometown to work at my new job.