Oregon

After 6 years in exile in Texas, I’m finally back. When I came to visit for my house hunting trip, I was nearly in tears as I visited the places I had loved before – the nature park, the library, the wonderful food. It’s great to be back.

I absolutly love living in Oregon, I have lived here my whole life and cannot imagine living anywhere else in the United States (except fo the wilderness of Alaska), or living in a more beautiful place. Oregon is imensly diverse in landscape and in the people who inhabit it, and has the perfet mix of urban areas and nature. Portland, my home town, is my favorite. :]

I’ve lived back and forth in Oregon for most of my life, that includes time spent in Eugene, Portland, Central Coast and South-East Oregon. I can’t recommend the coast highly enough as well as up North, Portland, Salem, etc. It’s a beautiful state with a lot to offer, especially if you don’t mind a bit of rain. Stay out of the South-East area though…it’s pretty ugly, and the people aren’t particularly friendly down there. There are places down there that are pretty ‘Children of the Corn’ if you get what I mean. Stick with the coast and up North, and take in all this state has to offer!

Haha I live here. Quite an awesome state I think.

I have lived in Portland, Medford, and various cities surrounding Portland. I love this state, it is home for me.

My favorite place to go is sun river oregon. My grandfather owns a condo in the resort so its a very family oriented place for me. The winters are beautiful. There is so much to do, from skiing to horseback riding and white water rafting.

Portland is beautiful, but the weather is truly horrible. If you visit, make sure to go during the non-rainy season. If you have ever had anything even close to S.A.D., don’t even think about living there.

I want to take my family to see the coast and I am told it is most beautiful!!!

once upon a time…..
there was a gallery called TILT, owned by two artists…
located in Portland, OR.
and they were happy there.
and all was good.
the end.

That’s about it.