So I'm moving to Louisiana!

Yeah... I thought pony friends would be welcoming to everybody, but I suppose that's not always the case.

Oh pfff.. Nah they probably will, there's a couple here where I live, a place that I describe as the hipster south, as it's actually in Indiana... But boy, people act completely different than I expected for a northern state, though it's probably because it's a small farming town.

Goodluck moving!! And yay for better internet!! (Glad that that is not a problem in my country)

it's really beautiful. AND you'll get into the Carnival habbit (it's prepared all year long).

I've visited new orleans five times. (hopefully you get to go there).

there's a cafe there called "Cafe du Monde" go there. it's off the tits.

also shrimp and lobster galore.

Unfortunately hurricane katrina ravaged the two-century old french wooden houses, so now stand in their stead replicas but it's still damn beautiful.

I wonder what it's like living somewhere that isn't perpetually overcast with miserable clouds

I wondered the same thing for many many years..

how is it once you aren't?

The sad part is I live in the "sunniest" city in Scotland

Yaaaaa.... That's the thing I don't like about UK/Europe, perpetually overcast -_- Although travelling must be the bomb **** it is so cheap.

Oh there is a big difference between the UK and Europe in general.

Yep I can agree with this, as I've lived in both countries. (UK and Germany, as well as Italy at one point. )

The UK is in a perpetual state of rain and cloudiness, it also never snows for some reason where I lived. (Dumb gulf stream)

Germany however did get snow during the winter and was quite warm in the summer; it also didn't rain neeearly as much.

Ah, yes, I heard it is most of Europe? Unless it is only the far western bits. IT'S WHAT I HEARD! excuse my ignorance

I guess from your point of view we have no sun at all anyway xD

The instant you move out of one of those places its all oppressive sun, bright light with sunburns and overheating. I honestly wouldn't recommend it.

When you step outside you immediately feel a strong urge to collapse!