Starting over somewhere else outside of Texas?
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Well, I'm not that old & have different circumstances, but that's what I did. ;)\n\nI'd lived in the same town all my life, the same town several generations of my family had been born & died in. I didn't have too many problems with my family, but had nothing but trouble whenever I tried to interact with anyone else there. I just had nothing in common with the vast majority of them, given that Kansas isn't known for its high geek population. :P\n\nSo I took the risk of a lifetime & decided to move to another state to be with a guy I met online. That relationship didn't work out, but I ended up with a guy who spoils me rotten, and I spoil him rotten in return. :)\n\nI say go for it, even if it doesn't work out you can always go back home, or keep trying other places until you find one that fits. :) Just because you're 52 doesn't mean you can't have a future. :)
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Move south. It was 80 something the other day here in Texas.
1160770
i found the form to register at the post office, although i am from TX i would think that might be a good start\nalso try the d.m.v.
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LA.\n\ndepends on where you are residing right now.
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Northampton MA is one.   Austin TX is another (at least by Texas standards)
1037321
get back to your country.\npossibilitys are better
658502
you can start here Good Luck
279574
http://www.texasoutside.com/  try this
552278
tennesee, texas, north carolina, ...probably anywhere down south lol
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i only just started...very recently\nway far away from florida...\n\ngood luck
175747
San Antonio isn't on the coast. You'll have to go to Corpus Christi, or Padre Island and charter a boat there.
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http://www.startingovertv.com/
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The best place is a process of elimination ....\n\nFirst, no family. Moving to a place that is at least a one days drive away from the closest family generally keeps them out of your business.\n\nSecond, no friends. Who did you go to school with and where did they move to? Stay away from those places, because an old reputation that you do not deserve anymore may pop up at the most inappropriate time, ruining your fresh start.\n\nThird, no bad climate. Determine what you like in your environment, cold, wet, dry, hot, whatever, and avoid the areas of the map that do not have those characteristics. If you are going to start fresh, you might as well start comfortable, right?\n\nAfter all that, you should be able to find a general area that you might like. Then it is time to research those areas that are left to see where you want to end up.\n\nGood luck to you.
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Go to Texas.  Much more reasonable cost of living.
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WOW ... does it have to be one place?  If not, I would start in the Mediterranean ... Greece, Dalmatia, Italy.  Spain would be a nice stop over.
545937
Yes, move to a new Location.  I made that decision and it was the best thing I've ever done.  Sometimes if you live in the same state for a long time you won't experience how it feels like somewhere else.  You'll meet new people, a different work atmosphere and a sense of contentment that you made a difference in your life.  Be confident in yourself and go for it!
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well this all sounds very sad, but the truth is you should get out in your new location.  Don't bore yourself to death.  Go out there and have some fun: like at the bars or clubs, just about anywhere. Just have fun!