- Oldest Son lives there
- Youngest Son would like to live in the West (as soon as he finds a job there).
- Mountains
- The climate
- A Reader's Haven
- A truly wonderful library system that is quickly becoming my local library even though I am currently 1700 miles away!
- So much good beer
- Whiskey, too
- The best reuben I've ever had
- The Loopy Ewe
- Celestial Seasonings and the Mint Room
- Pike's Peak
- Mesa Verde
- Friendly, accomodating, and accepting people
- Gorgeous wildflowers
Some day!
I would like Colorado for the reader's haven part of it - for sure! And it is a beautiful part of the country. From pictures I've seen - never been there. I want to move back to Ohio where all my family is!
ReplyDeleteLinda in VA
Colorado's great. Are you OK with the higher altitude?
ReplyDeleteRed Rocks, too! My girlfriend's younger son just landed a job in Denver (he'll be working for Schwab and starts in June). It's a great city ... and I hope I get to visit with her!
ReplyDeleteAnd you're closer to Utah which is an even better place to live! :)
ReplyDeleteThe West is a great place and we've found it hard to leave because the people we know are so very wonderful. They keep us here as much as the beauty of the landscape.
love your list and the best reason is because of your sons :) although a good library is a must!!
ReplyDeleteI couldn't agree with your list more. Colorado is a magical place. I used to have a colleague who was from Boulder. When she went home for a visit, we all gave her money to buy Celestial Seasonings lip balm and import it back here. We were hooked on the stuff. Haven't had a tube in years, sadly - she doesn't work here anymore!
ReplyDeleteAfter growing up in very-near-to-Colorado Cheyenne, and then spending Tom's graduate school years in Fort Collins, I can concur! Lovely place to be! (And my son will be heading to Boulder this summer . . . with or without a job, I'm told!)
ReplyDeleteI need some blue columbines in my front door shade garden. Someday!
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