[NoGrayZone]

Sorry, I didn't mean to be “preachin”, especially to you!

Where do you live? Is it suburban, is it red? Such a gigantic move means my sister and i HAVE to find the right place to move to.

As I have stated, she had a friend who can get me a great job in the oil industry, and she as an RN could also find a great job.

But it all seems to “hover” around Houston. I wouldn't mind a “drive”, even with ice and snow (heck, I'm used to it here in NY, probably the only one who would show up for work!).

It's just very scary to move from “home” to a place that is completely different. However, we feel we have no choice.

The fact that TX is calling my sister consistently to work there, and TX is something we have comteplated, AND her friend can get me a great job in the oil industry is TOO much of a coincidence for me.

[Melas]

In the Houston area, you might go decades without ever seeing snow. You only think you’ve seen hot in Long Island. When it snowed in 2009, it was a landmark because it was the first time ever that snow was recorded two years in a row.

[texas_mrs]

Seems it would also depend much on the friend getting you the job in the oil industry. Wouldn't you need to live in a specific area?

I live in a town near Stephenville. You know, where they saw the UFO's in '08? LOL
But is very rural and not sure you could get a job in the oil industry around here until you got to maybe Ft. Worth.

[texas_mrs]

You have mail.
:)