I will be moving to San Antonio, TX this spring with my gurlfriend and her daughter and we are looking for a community in which we will be comfortable in.
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Pretty much the whole area.  No kidding.
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My husband went through Fort Benning.  It depends where on post you live rather or not the houses are nice.  Last I heard the were remodeling the houses so they will be nice soon. Plus if your house isn't gorges the community area will be.  Fort Begging is a really clean post.
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Move to Wasington DC. You'll fit right in.
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Northampton MA is one.   Austin TX is another (at least by Texas standards)
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Try http://www.craigslist.com and make sure you enter your area by selecting from the locations given
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Check out this site:  http://sanantonio.craigslist.org/
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Are you kidding? Ft. Sam is practically downtown San Antonio, one of the most exciting and fun cities in the USA.\n\nAlso, it is really inexpensive there, compared to most other major cities.\n\nI hope you enjoy it there as much as I did.
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I have lived in St. Marys, GA (at Kings Bay) and in Jacksonville (stationed at Mayport).  I didn't have kids when I lived there, but I think the Kings Bay area would be the better of those two for a family. It's a beautiful little community, everything looks new and the people are friendly.  Jacksonville is so big, and is more adult-oriented, at least the closer you are to the base.  As I remember, the cost of living was about the same (they're only about an hours drive from one another). The gas was cheaper in GA.  The Kings Bay base is a WHOLE lot nicer than Mayport. I lived in the areas from 1993 to 1999.  Never lived in Pensacola, but I hope this helps with the other two.  Good luck, GO NAVY!
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Austin is great.It is small, beautiful and trendy. Houston has lots of opportunity. It is huge, ugly and cheap to live in, but has lots to do and lots of jobs. (before anyone trashes my post- I am a native Houstonian and choose to live there in spite of the down side, for now.) Santa Fe NM, and Albuquerque NM can be good.  It really depends on what kinds of job one seeks and the skills one has to offer.  The bureau of labor statistics site offers a great deal of information.
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ohayo or southern florida will be good places because there the wages fit with the lifestyle . and u dont relly need adegree to work there . you will find alot of job opportunities
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a town so all my family and freinds could live close by without having to worry about rent or mortgage!
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I'm sure she cares for you and wants the best. Garland TX is well known as not the best place to grow up in. I know that and I grew up in Detroit.
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I am arriving in Austin next month. So I'll check out the stores and tell ya! ;)
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I'm joining americorps in alaska. I come back home in november. from there i'll be getting ready to move to a different city. Where? I dont know.
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Try the areas around Atlanta, GA;  Houston, TX;  Dallas TX.\nYou might also try the Phoenix, Az area and the Tuscon, AZ area depending on what you mean by decent weather.  Southern California might also be a consideration for you.
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Well, the idea of "best" depends on what you are looking for. UT Austin is clearly the most renowned of the two depts. It will be a big dept, very research focused, a number of classes taught by grad students, some very good opportunities to hear seminars by leading psychologists. San Antonio is likely to be smaller, more personal interaction, more classes taught by regular faculty.\n\nSo, the best depends on what you want. If you want best from the outside, UT Austin has it hands down. If you want best in terms of fit for your daughter, I don't think you can tell this until you and she have actually visited the schools and talked to students and sat in on classes and looked at what fits best for her.\n\nGood luck! A fun but scary time! Either way it will be a good education for her.
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"Nowhere else but San Antonio."