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I'm a Californian too Fenn! I love Boise really. Don't let the CPS or cops scare you. I came here originally with my ex-husband to be closer to his dad and brother when we got married. I moved away when we separated and sub-sequentially got divorced. After I tried putting my daughter through kindergarten in a LAUSD elementary school I high-tailed it out of there and came back here. The education program here isn't as advanced as other states, but it is pretty exceptional compared to many. The cost of living, the amenities, and even the weather make it worth any concessions you have to make. I pay $500 a month for my mortgage on a 2 story with sunlight basement house. It has technically 3 bedrooms I think. I could convert it to 4 but it really is more like 2 lol. I just use one room for a project work room to keep my messes contained. My daughter has the family room in the basement to herself. I gave her a big big room so she could have a craft and play area too to enjoy. I have the 2nd story to myself. It has my bedroom and a loft area where I have a bar height table and 2 chairs. My daughter and I sometimes eat breakfast up there and enjoy the sunshine. It's a lovely old house. The best part is that I have 1 acre of a pasture all to myself and my neighbors are awesome. Oh and I have my own well in the middle of a city which is weird.
If you like it, and you find good work, then I recommend it. Right now the job market is still rough but is slowly improving. I'm going to school full-time for my degree in psychology so I'm not paying attenton to the job market a lot. It's an interesting mix between urban/hip city area and rural home town.
THank you for complimenting my home. That means a lot to me!
I'm a Californian too Fenn! I love Boise really. Don't let the CPS or cops scare you. I came here originally with my ex-husband to be closer to his dad and brother when we got married. I moved away when we separated and sub-sequentially got divorced. After I tried putting my daughter through kindergarten in a LAUSD elementary school I high-tailed it out of there and came back here. The education program here isn't as advanced as other states, but it is pretty exceptional compared to many. The cost of living, the amenities, and even the weather make it worth any concessions you have to make. I pay $500 a month for my mortgage on a 2 story with sunlight basement house. It has technically 3 bedrooms I think. I could convert it to 4 but it really is more like 2 lol. I just use one room for a project work room to keep my messes contained. My daughter has the family room in the basement to herself. I gave her a big big room so she could have a craft and play area too to enjoy. I have the 2nd story to myself. It has my bedroom and a loft area where I have a bar height table and 2 chairs. My daughter and I sometimes eat breakfast up there and enjoy the sunshine. It's a lovely old house. The best part is that I have 1 acre of a pasture all to myself and my neighbors are awesome. Oh and I have my own well in the middle of a city which is weird.
If you like it, and you find good work, then I recommend it. Right now the job market is still rough but is slowly improving. I'm going to school full-time for my degree in psychology so I'm not paying attenton to the job market a lot. It's an interesting mix between urban/hip city area and rural home town.
THank you for complimenting my home. That means a lot to me!