damn michiganders are friendlier than you ohioans...

[angstlessk]

I am moving to Ohio and my post was viewed 20 times without a single comment.... I recon I could have been rude...but hello...I AM moving to Cleveland so get over it!! you got two more white women and one more black guy moving into your territory...

on edit..oops put an i where it did not belong...

[rg302200]

1. Glad to have you in Ohio...

Wish I could tell you something about Cleveland but I try not to go there unless I have to....I stay in my own little area in S.E. Ohio which is home to great lakes, hiking trails and camping! Thats more my flow....anyways like I said glad to have you in Ohio and I hope you are ready for November?

[rexcat]

2. Good luck in Cleveland and welcome to Ohio...

I live in SW Ohio in the most intolerant red part of the state (Warren County). I do a lot of work in Cleveland and it is ok but I am not a big fan of the area. As far as that goes I am not a big fan of Cincinnati either! There are other places I would prefer to live (Seattle for starters) but my wife has an extremely good paying job here and since I am a consultant and can live just about anywhere there is a major airport we are here.

[Kolesar]

3. what is the point of this? eom

[safeinOhio]

4. I moved here a year ago

I was forced to move out of Michigan because of a sheriff deputy(ex-wife). I love Ohio. Taxes are just a little higher for me, but worth it. No dirt roads. Folks here have been very nice.

[muryan]

5. We don't mention that state from up north

around here :P. On a side note, welcome to ohio!

[ladym55]

6. Welcome to Ohio

I think you'll like Cleveland. I live in NE Ohio (but not Cleveland) and enjoy the city when I visit. One thing to remember ... when they say "snow belt," they mean it. It really snows A LOT on the eastern suburbs.

[Maggie_May]

7. Welcome and I would have to disagree

I moved to Ohio a year and half ago I have would have to say that I have never met friendlier people. I moved from Oakland county Michigan to Pike county Ohio. Well lets say it was a little culture shock at first. The town I live in is a small town and its great! The only thing I miss from Michigan is the lakes where I lived in Michigan there was a lake every 5 to 10 miles. But I would have to say I work in sales in Ohio and the people are very friendly I get hellos and smiles. But like every state you do have your stuck up areas just like Michigan. I don't know much about Cleveland because I live in Southern Ohio (in the hills.) Welcome and hope that you have the same experience that I have had. Good Luck and best of luck!