I
want a new life. I need a new life. Good-bye sales. I want to make a difference
in people’s lives if I can. I want to teach. Or train.
I
love to plant and to be in the garden. I bet I could learn to grow really great
weed in Colorado or Washington State. I’m feeling it’s time to leave CT anyway.
There are no jobs.
Last
night, I finished watching Wayward Pines (love it!) and the news came on after.
It was about how another employer could be getting ready to leave CT. Gov.
Dannel Malloy has been abysmal with job creation. Please he spells his first name wrong.
But the Atlas Van Lines Migration Patterns study for 2013 suggests that Connecticut is losing residents
faster than any other state.
Since 1993, the Evansville, Ind., based moving
company has issued a yearly report detailing whether its customers who were
moving across state boundaries in the previous year had moved into or out of
each state.
In 2013, 60 percent of its customers who crossed
the Connecticut state line were leaving the Nutmeg State, while just 40 percent
were relocating here. In total, 1,230 customers moved out; 825 moved in.
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Good
news everyone! The Supreme Court has upheld state subsidies for the Affordable
Care Act and said that gay marriage is a constitutional right. Amen! Now that breathes new life into our country.
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