Not all of life's options are below! These are just ideas to get you started
When considering your ideal community, think about the following:
Geographical features: Do you want to live...
- In or near the mountains? near the coast? in the desert? on the plains?
- In a small town (fewer than 5,000 people), a medium-sized city (5,000 to 20,000), a large city (20,000 to 500,000) a major metropolitan area (500,000 or larger)?
- In a rural area with a town or city within a reasonable distance, or in an isolated area far from "civilization"?
People: Do you prefer...
- a good mix of age, ethhnic, economic, and religious groups?
- mostly people your own age or in your own ethnic, economic, or religious group? Living where you already have friends or family or in a place where everyone is new?
Neighborhood/Housing: Do you prefer living...
- In an aparment or condo?
- In a subdivision?
- In a single-family house?
Culture: What is important to you...
- good bookstrores, art galleries, libraries, and museums?
- Movie theaters? Music,dance, and the arts?
- A local semipro or pro sports team?
Educational opportunities: What is important to you...
- Personal enrichment classes? Community center free classes?
- Professional development classes?
- A college or university?
Recreation: What would you like your community to have...
- Good parks? Bike paths, walking/hikingrails?
- Community sports leagues and facilities?
Community: What is important to you...
- Commute by car?
- Ability to take mass transit to work?
- Being able to walk or bike to work?
If you get done early: look around this website, referenced in the "Visit Aurora" video: http://www.thecityofaurora.com/
Visit Aurora: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t4vxeSlJ-WY
Denver video: https://vimeo.com/71132454
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