My husband (California native) and I are considering possibly moving from the San Francisco Bay Area to College Station after our twins graduate from high school. I have lots of questions.
1) how would a politically conservative very nature loving Californian do living in CS. I'm thinking okay if we can get a house with some land, but he lives to hike, and I don't know where he would do that.
2) we will still need to work some. We both have degrees in Computer Science. He's worked in the industry for many years, and I quit to raise our kids. I'm thinking he could do contract work, but are there any other options? I would like to do something. I work a few hours a week for my church, but will want to do more after my twins graduate.
3) i think one of my daughters will go to community college for a year to get in-state tuition. She's got some special needs. She's maintained a 4.0 at a top private school in San Jose, but i am worried about her adjusting to Texas. She's different, but very sweet. She loves A&M, and is very enthusiastic about the idea of moving. However, making friends is difficult, and she would like a part time job.
As a note, my son is a junior at A&M. He wants us to move. He thinks we'd be happier out of California.
1) how would a politically conservative very nature loving Californian do living in CS. I'm thinking okay if we can get a house with some land, but he lives to hike, and I don't know where he would do that.
2) we will still need to work some. We both have degrees in Computer Science. He's worked in the industry for many years, and I quit to raise our kids. I'm thinking he could do contract work, but are there any other options? I would like to do something. I work a few hours a week for my church, but will want to do more after my twins graduate.
3) i think one of my daughters will go to community college for a year to get in-state tuition. She's got some special needs. She's maintained a 4.0 at a top private school in San Jose, but i am worried about her adjusting to Texas. She's different, but very sweet. She loves A&M, and is very enthusiastic about the idea of moving. However, making friends is difficult, and she would like a part time job.
As a note, my son is a junior at A&M. He wants us to move. He thinks we'd be happier out of California.