OT: Are the NBA's Minnesota Timberwolves Too White?

Mott the Hoople said:
Yea winter there can be rough from mid November through mid March but I found it one of the nicest cities I've ever been too. The people are friendly and engaged. It's very clean, culturally diverse, good employment opportunities,lots of parks and social and cultural events and venues abound It's also a very pretty city and the lakes, woods and country side surrounding the city are just drop dead gorgeous and it's one of the best places in the nation if you're interested in outdoor activities like hunting, fishing, cycling, off-roading, camping, etc, etc. That section of the country is with out a doubt one of the lovliest areas to live east of the Mississippi river. I love the Twin City's area but yea....winters can be a bit rough. More like Europe in that respect.
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People in cold climates are usually friendly and engaged, it is the long winter and harsh conditions that make us that way!
 
Mott the Hoople said:
If I move from Columbus it will be for a combination of economic opportunity and quality of life. I'm considering checking out New Mexico. I've heard a lot of good things about the Santa Fe and Albuquerque areas. Seattle I'm sure is nice but I passed up an opportunity to move to Portland, which is similiar, cause I couldn't deal with the depressing maritime climate there. I want sunshine! LOL

I may go the expat route. Now that the standards of living are improving in other parts of the world I'm considering possibly a move to central American or SE Asia.
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I loved New Mexico, especially Sante Fe, very artsy!
 
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