Living in Louisiana

[f8nacn]

Well people who have visited could give you valuable input so don't limit yourself. (That was the point of my question).

[AlphaFrog]

Originally Posted by f8nacn

Well people who have visited could give you valuable input so don't limit yourself. (That was the point of my question).

They may be able to offer some input, but I would really take it with a grain of salt. I've visited Aurora/Denver, CO several times, but I don't feel qualified to access livability like say, DA would be able to.

[RedefinedDiva]

Originally Posted by f8nacn

Well people who have visited could give you valuable input so don't limit yourself. (That was the point of my question).

Are you from Louisiana? If so, then you should be able to help instead of lecturing about limitations. Have you ever visited Louisiana? If so, what can you offer about living in Louisiana? Seriously. If you have neither lived in nor visited Louisiana, what concern is it of yours as to whom she CHOOSES to accpet advice from? If I were moving somewhere, I would want imput about someone who has personal experience, not a tourist.

[RedefinedDiva]

Nearly every city in Louisiana has it's own culture. New Orleans will ALWAYS be New Orleans. No explanation needed. Baton Rouge is nice. Lafayette offers a lot of French/Cajun culture. Shreveport isn't one of my favorite places. Lake Charles is OK. I don't know much about Monroe, so I can't help too much with that....