KwoodTiger

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The Heber valley is exploding and less than 1 hour from SLC and Provo.

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In retirement, think that’s key. Also, Park City has that Intermountain hospital that’s like 15 mins from Heber/Midway. Also, tons of horse properties, golf, access to nature, etc in Heber Valley. And, new Smiths grocery store.

It takes only a few mins to fill out form and approval is near instantaneous. Think $10.

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What you hear about it being a transient city is true. It seems like some people are only here for a cup of coffee. My wife and I have had many friends who have left and at times it feels like you’re always having to start over socially

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Are you at the empty nest phase of life or the child rearing phase of life? Curious if friends are met through kids activities or other.

From my experience, transient can be a positive in that new arrivals aren’t trying to break into established social circles.

Beauty & Essex in Cosmo

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I can’t remember that actors name but he always seems to play the role of a cartel leader

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Pretty sure Jaime was played by the actor that portrayed Diego in Blow

Loan officer =/= banker

Glorified admin = loan officer

Been to 100+. Obviously can’t remember all. But, some that standout in various ways:

Most improved international - Frankfurt: used to need 2+ hrs to connect due to lack of gates, multiple security check points, etc. Now, extremely efficient.

Most improved domestic - LGA: simply amazing compared to the old LGA. Honorable mention to Memphis for improved dining options, tech enhanced seats with cordless phone chargers, etc.

Biggest PITA to get to gate - JFK: takes forever to navigate through neighborhoods, security always long, third world terminals,

Biggest PITA to get thru immigration - tie between O’Hare and Dulles…both suck incredibly bad.

Worst first impression of city upon exiting - Houston Hobby: razor wire on apartment fences and barred doors sure make a statement.

Airport I would hate to get stuck in - Copenhagen…miserable. Also KC (but it’s been years)…that setup of just a few gates for each security checkpoint sucked and was extremely limiting for dining/drinking options.

Airport I wouldn’t mind getting stuck in - Houston Intercontinental: tons of great dining options.

Some that aren’t as bad as people say - CDG. It’s far from the city center, but, security always a breeze and good dining options. Athens also not as bad as reputation.

Worst international - tie between Hamburg and Milan. Hamburg security is most painful anywhere and Milan is just downright confusing in an Italian way. Marseilles sucks too…do not understand how an airport in Provence has no wine bar or decent food.

Best international - Heathrow…yes Heathrow. So efficient if you know how to navigate. Honorable mentions to Amsterdam and San Jose/Cabo.

Best domestic - tough one but probably Phoenix Sky Harbor. Proximity to city center, ease of security, ease of immigration, ease of passenger pickup, dining options, etc. Honorable mention to Salt Lake City.

Worst domestic - EASILY DFW. In addition to the numerous other comments, I’ve never been to an airport that so frequently goes to ground stops WELL before storms approach, then waits out the storm, and then has monumental delays after storm passes. It’s insane.

That’s not a Patek…

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Acre is one our favorite Cabo stops every time we are there!

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Acre is awesome. Very different than Flora Farms. Probably best restaurant in Los Cabos.

You honestly do not need to leave the Venetian. Or, restaurant row between the Venetian and Palazzo.

BUT, if want a change of scenario, you could walk to the Fountainebleu. Grab a drink at the Bleu Bar and dinner at KYU.

Scenery is what you’d expect at Fountainebleu Las Vegas.