Anna E
what do you think would be cooler. spending the night at the claremont in berkeley or the hyatt in san francisco? how much do you think it would cost to rent the presidential suite at these places?
Answer
Both places are going to be pretty pricey and regardless of you turning 18 they are still going to want a chaperon over the age 21 present so that's a major factor. If you just want a chill b-day celebration try the Embassy suites out near SFO. They have the pool and hot tub you can utilize and will even give you all free breakfast in the morning. Plus it's really not that expensive and they are used to dealing with birthday parties. You will still need a chaperon but at least you won't be out a bunch of cash
Both places are going to be pretty pricey and regardless of you turning 18 they are still going to want a chaperon over the age 21 present so that's a major factor. If you just want a chill b-day celebration try the Embassy suites out near SFO. They have the pool and hot tub you can utilize and will even give you all free breakfast in the morning. Plus it's really not that expensive and they are used to dealing with birthday parties. You will still need a chaperon but at least you won't be out a bunch of cash
My family and I want to move to California the summer I start college..?
ballerchik
My family and I live in Michigan. I am a junior and will be graduating from high school in May 2012. My dad has had back surgery and his back seems to be getting gradually worse, along with my mother who just had her spleen die on her. I wanted to get some information on if moving to California would be good for their health because of the warmer weather unlike Michigan. I plan on going to college in California, so we were all thinking we would move their as a family. I have done some lengthy research and realize the taxes and cost of living their is high, but we have money, so that's not really an issue. I guess what I'm asking here is a few questions.
1. Will it help my parents issues with being in a relatively warmer climate year round compared to Michigan?
2. Is it smart to go to college in California?
3. What are some other reasons we should move there?
4. Is California as bad as people make it out to be?
We want to make a smart decision, not just one based on the dream of living in California.
Thanks so much in advance!
If we were to move I also would like to know of some generally good suburbs or area's to live in that would suit a family of four? Also, if you know of any good art colleges private or public that would be great, too! Thank you all so much for answering, I will pick a best answer soon :)
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I'll try and address all your questions to the best of my knowledge.
1) A warmer year round climate should improve your dad's back pain a little bit. I also recommend that you get a hot tub. If he sits in this daily for at least 20-25 minutes each day, his back muscles should feel better because of the hot and bubbly water that penetrates the muscles.
2) There are a lot of great colleges in California, for example: Stanford, UCLA, UC Berkeley and others. California is one of the biggest states and has a lot of beautiful cities. With the housing market the way it is, you should be able to find a nice house in a suburb where you can "set up shop" and get you and your family back on the right track.
3) California has Los Angeles/Hollywood so you could go and visit that. Also, Yosemite National Park is in California. If you get a chance go and visit. Furthermore, Redwood National Forest is in California as well. These are all national landmarks and should be an awesome trip for any family looking to travel around the state of California.
4) If you listen to the negative things people say in this life, you'll think everything is bad. People in general tend to be negative. If you continue doing more research on different cities in California, I'm sure you'll be able to find an area similar to the one you're living in now in Michigan.
Blessings
I'll try and address all your questions to the best of my knowledge.
1) A warmer year round climate should improve your dad's back pain a little bit. I also recommend that you get a hot tub. If he sits in this daily for at least 20-25 minutes each day, his back muscles should feel better because of the hot and bubbly water that penetrates the muscles.
2) There are a lot of great colleges in California, for example: Stanford, UCLA, UC Berkeley and others. California is one of the biggest states and has a lot of beautiful cities. With the housing market the way it is, you should be able to find a nice house in a suburb where you can "set up shop" and get you and your family back on the right track.
3) California has Los Angeles/Hollywood so you could go and visit that. Also, Yosemite National Park is in California. If you get a chance go and visit. Furthermore, Redwood National Forest is in California as well. These are all national landmarks and should be an awesome trip for any family looking to travel around the state of California.
4) If you listen to the negative things people say in this life, you'll think everything is bad. People in general tend to be negative. If you continue doing more research on different cities in California, I'm sure you'll be able to find an area similar to the one you're living in now in Michigan.
Blessings
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