are you fed up with this state

[rasbo]

well Ive pondered this for awhile,I was thinking of going to the colville area,we love it there.But when thinking about retirement and how far my money will go,its looking like Idaho..this is a beautiful state,but I see no changes for it in the future as far as taxes and hunting and fishing..A lady was with her child in a park in Seattle and a group of cyclists were riding buck naked on the path they were walking on..The police can do nothing,its legal..this is crazy

[GoldTip]

I answered "yes I am going to" simply because I will not retire in this state.  Once I'm retired it will either be back home to Montana, over to Idaho or will simply move to Alaska as i've always wanted.  Not sure where my wife will be moving to........

[muleysgirl13]

We have talked about heading east to get away from the congestion.  Both of our lines of work can be anywhere accounting and Heavy Equipment/CDL so we have taked about Idaho or montana. We hate the population growth here but I think we would have a hard time being so far from family we are both close with our parents especially his mom who lives a few miles from us and we see almsot everyday.  If it keeps getting worse it will probably happen.

[Bean Counter]

I already did!  Actual trophy elk down here in AZ... Fortunately the Indians are too consumed with alcoholism to be able to poach elk all year long 

[Bean Counter]

Both of our lines of work can be anywhere accounting

Accounting? my condolences   

[muleysgirl13]

Both of our lines of work can be anywhere accounting

Accounting? my condolences   

Ha ha thank you but not needed call me weird but I like it... obvioulsy I would rather work with horses for a living but I can't live off a mexicans salary.  I do really like it and once Im done with my degree and get my license the hope is I will have a pretty cushy salary if not I may end up upset 

[Bean Counter]

Ha ha thank you but not needed call me weird but I like it... obvioulsy I would rather work with horses for a living but I can't live off a mexicans salary.  I do really like it and once Im done with my degree and get my license the hope is I will have a pretty cushy salary if not I may end up upset 

Lots of job security, too. Plus, once you get that big time job at a firm, you'll have all day long to post on this forum during the summers!

On the exam, I just overstudied... that way I didn't have to retake any sections.

[muleysgirl13]

ah ha so you are a guilty culpret as well.  Ya I am nervous for the exam... I guess only 33% of people ever pass it.  Is it really as hard as they make it out to be.  I have breezed through every accounting class I have taken with A+ I mean obviously I will study my ass off but if you do werll in school and study is it really that scary or is more hype.  Im really just getting going on it.. I have been working in the accounting field for 3 years and have taken accounting classes to help me excel at work but I am just now getting to work on my Business Trasfer degree so Im a waze away from taking the test.  Was just curious from someone who has taken it.    Sorryu about that guys I know thats pretty off topic

[Bean Counter]

PM sent.

[cascademountainhunter]

as soon as im old enough im thinkin about montana or wyoming. i just dont know what i would do there for a job so i have to figure that part out yet...

[Austrian Hunter]

Ha ha thank you but not needed call me weird but I like it... obvioulsy I would rather work with horses for a living but I can't live off a mexicans salary.  I do really like it and once Im done with my degree and get my license the hope is I will have a pretty cushy salary if not I may end up upset  

Lots of job security, too. Plus, once you get that big time job at a firm, you'll have all day long to post on this forum during the summers!

On the exam, I just overstudied... that way I didn't have to retake any sections.


Lots of job security, too. Plus, once you get that big time job at a firm, you'll have all day long to post on this forum during the summers!

Only until the Auditer shows up

[KillBilly]

And Alaskans don't feel the same way as you do about everybody that moves up there??

[runamuk]

well Ive pondered this for awhile,I was thinking of going to the colville area,we love it there.But when thinking about retirement and how far my money will go,its looking like Idaho..this is a beautiful state,but I see no changes for it in the future as far as taxes and hunting and fishing..A lady was with her child in a park in Seattle and a group of cyclists were riding buck naked on the path they were walking on..The police can do nothing,its legal..this is crazy

I actually don't care so much about the nudists as I do the stupid politics and waste of money and meth and gangs and illegals..... and public nudity is a ticket worthy crime....last I checked unless it was in conjunction with the one day event of nude bicycling.....

we lived in Idaho for 4 years and I am too much a born and bred native of the wetside to leave.....I am stuck dealing with it this is my home where there are forests and mountains and saltwater at my fingertips.....I love this place and wish it wasn't being screwed by idiots who claim to love it but then want to change it 

[stumprat]

Sure wish I could. But in my line of work this is where the money is. And a good climate to work year round.
Most of the states I would consider living in are right to work states................LOW WAGES

[walt]

Yep.  Mom and stepdad retired back to Montana a few years ago.  As soon as I find the right opportunity over that way I'm out.  I would also consider Idaho or Wyoming if got an offer I couldn't refuse.