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'latitudes and attitudes'... Though I lived in the Florida Keys for 6 school years growing up, and 11 years in Colorado and 9 years in Arizona, NE Ohio has always felt like 'home' to me...been way happier the last 5 1/2 years I've lived back here than I did in Arizona.

I was thinking the same exact thing. Utilize the branding of the Prius name and just expand it.

So excited for this movie. Love the series. Some very cool movies are coming.

I liked Colorado quite a bit...the diversity of the Denver metro area, the wide variety of tech job opportunities, the vistas of the mountains. Definitely dryer than the PNW. Lots of Subarus, but also lots of Jeeps. Moving to Arizona was a family thing really, ultimately not a place I wanted to go. I could see myself moving back to Colorado maybe when I retire in 15 years or so.. a small town in the mountains like Salida, Buena Vista or Pagosa Springs could be a great place to live and explore. I do like hiking and the outdoors, not to the extremes that others do (I'm not into tent camping), but I do love getting out in nature...I enjoy exploring the many parks in NE Ohio and its' North Coast.

I like Colorado. After living in the PacNW for a few years, the forestation and vegetation in CO seem drier - and they are. I just have an issue with too much fleece, those "hiking shoes" everyone wears and seem to have been issued at birth, and, of course, the Subarus. That would knock the forested communities of Northern New England out of the running, too. Here you go: Kate Brown, ex-governor of Oregon, and her husband doing some "free advertising" for LL Bean or Eddie Bauer or one of those companies. I liked the physical geography of California and didn't think I would ever leave. My entire family left, although not at all one time. Having just gotten back, I realize how much I liked, and have always liked, interacting with New Yorkers and Northeasterners. I get along with them more easily than the folks of any other American region. But, then, our living room in CA while growing up was usually populated by transplanted New Yorkers and European immigrants. The California natives were fine, too, and more relaxed, but nowhere near as colorful.

Have driven the 2nd gen Talon TSI AWD a few times and that car was a blast to drive. The AWD in that really got it off the line in a hurry and greatly improved the handling over the FWD only models. I loved my Talons but part of me wishes that I had pulled the trigger on one of those TSI models. The only reason why I didn't was because I didn't need the temptation of collecting speeding tickets as a career choice lol.

And what kind of bored to you have to be to actually acknowledge it and comment about it? Betcha its a MORE special kinda bored...

You have to be a special kind of bored to argue over freaking snow.