Reviews & Comments
Houston, TX
re: "Considering moving to Houston, Austin, or San -
11/22/2015What's up Tori?! I have a friend looking for a cosmetologist. She is located in Mid-Town in an upscale salon and is overloaded with clientele. She needs help ASAP! In my opinion working in this area combined with what she charges and pays would make moving to Houston quotes the live and lovely experience. I've lived in California for 5yrs, my family's from Michigan, my Dad's from Chicago, and his little brother lives in Washington D.C. so I frequent Virgina. I've also lived in Florida and Illinois, so I have a pretty good idea of the adjustments you will be making.... Two words. The.... Heat. Is your biggest concern here, but besides that, I think, the other acclimations will be minor. Kngdavid1 @ aol. Com. Hit me up and I will link you up with her. -David
Houston, TX
re: Houston--think twice - 10/10/2015 -
11/22/2015Clown. I hate you have cancer, but the beginning of your comment sounds like your mentality is cancerous. Houston is one of the most diverse places on the planet to stay. If you only want to be around "your kind" you might be the problem you talk about, and "white flight" has reversed and almost disappeared... People get along here. Try a personality class or self help (7 habits Habits of Highly Successful People) it might help... I prefer Southern Cali, myself, but all places have there pros and cons. You totally over did the cons and sound like you culture shock is from being an uncultured individual. -David
Houston, TX
City of Dreams Hidden Under Beach Sand -
11/22/2015I have lived all over Houston, I drive through the entire greater Houston on some days. I Love that there are virtually all types of people here...All types of food (from Cajun popcorn alligator meat to Turkish Coffee)... ALL types of music, free and paid live performances, all types of clothing shoes, mom and pop business, large companies, etc. There are hundreds of car dealerships. Maybe 100 Walmarts, and more clubs on one street like Westheimer than some entire cities. You have parks like Memorial and Herman for the slower paced "take a long walk" or "break" from the corporate buzz or brick and mortar edifice playgrounds. Ooh yeah, and there's lots of MONEY to be made for anyone with a solid idea and massive drive due to -almost- the population and sprawl alone... We have inside hockey arenas, ice skating, art museums, sky bars, "hole-in-the-walls", gymnastics, football from little league to semi pro leagues, fashion shows, media buying, Audio/Visual production studios galore.... Go Houston!!!