What would you miss the most, if you had to move away? (neighborhood, universities)

[BPerone201]

I WILL miss the diversity, fam/friends, being right next to NYC, and the extensive public transit options.
I won't miss the COL

[Bmore grl]

I will miss the Atlantic Ocean and two weeks at Bethany Beach every year.

[annie_himself]

Coming to Houston I miss the food, culture, music, Mardi Gras, and feel of Louisiana.

[Pine to Vine]

What I do miss about Houston: Tex-Mex
What I would miss about Philadelphia: Having everything I need outside my front door

[musicislife.glee]

What I do miss about Philadelphia and New York: diversity, convenience, walkability, food, fast pace, city feeling, the home feeling factor, everything pretty much, the options of things to do when I want them

What I would miss about NC: I don't really know. I'm moving from here soon, but I don't think there's anything that I would really miss. My violin instructor, because she's really nice

[sliverbox]

I would miss the weather, food, and interesting natural settings of California. I would not miss the high COL or the overcrowding.

[Garfunkle524]

I'd miss Seattle teriyaki. I haven't seen anything like it anywhere else in the country.

[Innotech]

The food mainly.
I could experience some of the music through the technologies of today, as well as the effect of Cajun culture spreading outward to other regions, but that FOOD. You can slap the name cajun on stuff all you want, but it wont be the same. It just isnt going to work.

[annie_himself]

Yes "New Orleans style Cajun" is the saddest and funniest thing since Bush.

[Innotech]

One of my brother's friends from Illinois came down here with "cajun" style potato chips. THose are the worst thing ever. Unless its Zapp's, Im not eating any "cajun" flavored chips. Tastes more like barbecue flavor with lemon or something. It was horrible.