Mine is 57 Lyman Rd, Northampton, MA 01060

Guys, i know i've made too much Similar questions like this one, but, i'm planning to move to USA after my Studies, i love New-York, Florida and California, nice beaches in there Lol, i Also like Minnesota and South Carolina, however, i don't know which is the Best State for me to settle in America, can you say some Nice places for me to live in USA if i'd immigrate to there ?

Best answer: Probably somewhere in the south where it doesn’t get really cold. New Orleans would be good. During Mardi Gras there will be a bunch of drunks and you can probably bum a drink or food off then. You also get a free flash show.

I was looking for a place that's in California that's green and snows, but also isn't too far from a desert like a hour or two and closer to LA the better

Best answer: There are no boards patrols stopping cars and asking for their papers at state lines.
It is always a good idea to travel with an ID and emergency contact numbers. If any students doesn't have a driver's license, then they should have a state ID card or a passport with them.

I'm going to the U.S for the first time. First place i'm going to go is boston massachusets. I'm supposed to go to 3 other states to meet up with family. please tell me if chimpanzees/baboons live in these states of: Maryland, pennsylvania, and delaware. and if there are any chimpanzees that live in those states please tell me places to avoid, so I don't run into a chicken eating baboons

Which city would you live in? Most fun, best nightlife, beautiful geography, skyline, etc.

I'm a very shy person, and awkward at times, but this move is so sudden and unexpected it'll be the 30th of this month, I just feel really badly since everybody is leaving her and there's not anything I can do to stay..just need an opinion on what to do

I booked a flight to China in April and purchased flight protection through Tripmate. The policy I received said that it covers any delay/interruption/cancellation due to a natural disaster. Well fast forward to mid August. I fly to my destination without any interruptions. Vacation at its end. Few days before my return flight, hurricane Irma comes, and directly hits my home in Florida. I arrived at the airport and went to check-in. Person at counter informed me that my 3rd transfer from NYC to Florida had been cancelled by Delta. Note, my first 2 flights were by China Southern. Delta went ahead and cancelled all of my flights without contacting me, or my airline. Not only that, Delta didn't even bother to re-book. At this point I wanted to return even to NYC where I had family I could crash at. I fought with Delta for hours and they finally re-booked and paid for my return flight with a layover in Detroit. I was stranded in Detroit with a 3 day delay before I could even get home. I finally just said to hell with it and asked them to fly me to Atlanta and I would just drive a rental back home after the storm had dissipated. What am I legally able to do if this company refuses to refund me hotel fees, and my unused return flight (with another company)? Remember, Delta cancelled my original flight home I had paid for out of pocket. They paid for my return flight home separately. Any Ideas?

I'm in my mid 50's, semi-retired single female, and living in FL. I'm hoping to move out, and was considering NC or TX. However, I'm unsure where in TX? (I'm siding more on TX.) I love lakes, water activities and swimming. So, why than am I leaving FL.? Because all year round it's hot! I want a balance. Please be serious with your reply, thank you.

As in lights at night, the nightlife and everything else that makes downtowns the heart of cities.

Which would you (personally) prefer to live, and why?

I am Japanese. Recently, TV programs about the difference between many areas in Japan (like Tokyo: too busy always, Kyoto: too proud as residents in traditional capital.) And I have the same question between states in US. For example, how do you describe the difference between people in Massachusetts and Pennsylvania? If possible, please answer with the name of your states.

I'm going there for work for a month and wondering if it is safe enough to walk around on foot.