Should the Steelers run it back with Rodgers or not?

And he would be going to a tougher division and an even worse team.

 

I've worked outside my whole life. I have worked in all kinds of northeast weather, and particularly the snow and cold weather. It's the kind of work where everyone else has work called off and they are looking out their windows at me while busting my ass, freezing my butt off. I am done with doing that.

We own a couple acres, so I would work in the elements all day long, and then come home and have to deal with all the snow at my house and all the work that comes with acreage. I just don't want to do it anymore. My wife also hates the wet, dreary, cold weather in PA.

Love the people. Hate the weather and the lack of work opportunities, politics, and tax structures here. We pay premium prices for inferior public services and opportunity in our part of PA.

We've been going to Arizona for 20 years and have planned this move for a long while. We know what we're getting ourselves into. Less maintenance and a one-story home on less land.

Let the easy living begin!

 

Good luck Pzcach. I too live in Pa, western Pa and if I could I would leave for sunnier atmosphere with warmer temps.As you stated It works on you.

 

I don't know. Most cities I go to are filled with people that look halfway alive. There is concrete and asphalt everywhere and the weather sucks, while you also have to fear for your life if you venture into the wrong area. There is barely any grass, no privacy, real estate and everything else is incredibly expensive, and a large percentage of the people aren't friendly.

Arizona has plenty of lakes and there is a lot of vegetation around most areas. Also, where I'm going, in a couple hours I can be in Flagstaff at 7500 feet above sea level and white cap mountains in the distance and ski resorts. Yes, it's hot and it is a desert climate where not at elevation, but there is a ton to do. The landscape of the area is also largely taken care of and beautiful along all the roads and highways. I many of the areas where I live, it looks like a landfill on the side of the highways there is so much garbage strewn everywhere.

To each his own I guess.

 

Thank you my friend!

I hope you are also able to get to a place you really want to be at some point.

 

I lived in Mesa, AZ. for seven years and if not for a family tragedy I would have never left. Arizona was the best, most economical, beautiful place I’ve ever lived. The people are great, medical care second to none and opportunities abound. All (4) major sports as well as the Rattlers.

The weather is perfect from October to May. The summer months just stay in the pool.

We would take trips to Flagstaff and Tucson. Went to Biosphere 2 and the Airplane yard. Holidays, especially Christmas are very special.

I hope it works out for you.

 

I'm not going to be far from Mesa. It's a gorgeous area. We actually looked at a bunch of homes in that area but settled on another area close by.

You are correct when talking about the great aspects of that area and Arizona in general.

I'm very sorry to hear about that family tragedy. I am also sorry to hear you were forced to move from a place you loved so much.

Thank you so much for the well wishes and all the best to you and your family.

 

Well yeah he was only 12 years old in 2016

On another note I just think the Steelers are going to want to see what they have in Allar and Howard before the 2017 draft

 

It would also require a time machine.

 

Go ahead and laugh smarty pants

I’m willing to bet you have lived in two different millennium

 

So....you did it for the sports betting?