AG is leaving Texas....

**BIGAG** · 10-19-12, 06:28 PM

Originally Posted by SmokenScion

Yeah man! Any Idea where you're movin too?

My office is in Englewood. I will be staying in Highlands Ranch for a couple of months getting use to the lay of the land. I would like to live close to work and/or the light rail so that going to work is easy. Any ideas about that area of town?

**Howlin Mad Murphy** · 11-05-12, 12:28 PM

Who the hell am I gunna call when I go to Houston now Aggie. I don't do a lot of shows in colorado. This makes me sad

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**BIGAG** · 11-05-12, 10:22 PM

Originally Posted by Howlin Mad Murphy

Who the hell am I gunna call when I go to Houston now Aggie. I don't do a lot of shows in colorado. This makes me sad

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Sorry Buddy!!!! It was kinda last minute notice. Had 2 weeks to get ready to leave. Im here now unfortunately for you. You can call up Hub...he is close by. Ask them to send your ass to Denver for a show.

**Muqtar** · 10-12-13, 05:25 PM

Originally Posted by BIGAG

I would like to live close to work. The office is in Englewood. Grocery store close would be nice. Wouldnt mind living by the lightrail in case I want to go downtown or something.

I plan on living very conservatively the first year or so. I want to save as much income as possible so that I can purchase a house or townhome.

I lived in Englewood, CO for one year immediately following 9/11/2001. I lived around in the area between Broadway and Santa Fe. Nice area with good folks. Stewart Anderson steakhouse was one of my great memories. Make sure you know how to drive in snow, because they don't tend to let it shut things down.

Heading up into the mountains on 70 west is fun, but is expensive. I definitely recommend taking some time to head up there and appreciate the absolute jaw dropping beauty of the mountains.

The eastern part of CO is like Kansas. Farm land and flat.

Lots of stoners and lots of meth heads. Very pervasive drug culture.

Inner city Denver has its down areas, but is one of the more tame cities I have seen (as opposed to Atlanta, DC, and LA).

No matter how bad a day you are having, when you look west and the mountains cut up into the sky, you feel small, insignificant, and better almost immediately. This became a regular coping mechanism for me. I loved having those mountains right there.

Congrats and enjoy yourself. CO is awesome. I moved back because all my family, support system, and friends are on the east coast.