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re: Leaving Louisiana: These are the top destinations for people who move out
Posted on 10/24/23 at 7:13 am to SuperSaint
Posted on 10/24/23 at 7:13 am to SuperSaint
I may be an outlier, but I like Louisiana. Not the gov or the welfare state. If we could get rid of both, Louisiana would flourish. And it’s a pretty state. We probably have more natural resources to survive than other states, a lot to do, and the food can’t be beat. The people are welcoming. There’s “soul” here you don’t find elsewhere.
I can understand a young person wanting out, though. For various reasons. My daughter travels a good bit, and I’ve encouraged her to look around bc of opportunities. She always comes home and doesn’t want to leave. In fact, when they went to college, I told them to date men who lived away from here and get out. Both failed in that dept and are here, one married. When I retire I’m thinking of MS. Picayune, Poplarville, Carriere, and thereabouts. It’s fast growing with transplants, and I have friends there. Not far from home and close to those I love, but out of a failing state. East TN, north AL also sound nice and I’ve researched. But don’t know anyone in those areas, and at 54, feel too old to start over.
I can understand a young person wanting out, though. For various reasons. My daughter travels a good bit, and I’ve encouraged her to look around bc of opportunities. She always comes home and doesn’t want to leave. In fact, when they went to college, I told them to date men who lived away from here and get out. Both failed in that dept and are here, one married. When I retire I’m thinking of MS. Picayune, Poplarville, Carriere, and thereabouts. It’s fast growing with transplants, and I have friends there. Not far from home and close to those I love, but out of a failing state. East TN, north AL also sound nice and I’ve researched. But don’t know anyone in those areas, and at 54, feel too old to start over.
Posted on 10/24/23 at 11:01 am to Dixie2023
The "soul" of the state *is* the government/welfare state dependency. What does it say about your collective ability to suffocate businesses that people feel compelled to move to Mississippi? That is a bar a rat could jump over, but yeah, keep enjoying the kultur.
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