Where I should live meme

[fuzzyjay]

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Your personality type is SCUEI

You are moderately social, calm, unstructured, moderately egocentric, and intellectual, and may prefer a city which matches those traits.

The largest representation of your personality type can be found in the these U.S. cities: Washington D.C., St. Louis, Albuquerque/Santa Fe, Salt Lake City, W. Palm Beach, Tampa/St. Petersburg, Raleigh/Durham, Denver, Seattle/Tacoma, Minneapolis and these international countries/regions Slovenia, Israel, Czech Republic, Russia, Netherlands, Denmark, Argentina, Argentina, Ukraine, Romania, Norway, Croatia, Hungary, Turkey, Sweden

What Places In The World Match Your Personality?
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unrelated questions

[obsidianbear.livejournal.com]

Your entry says New Haven. R U a Yalie? If not, what is your opinion of them?

Re: unrelated questions

[fuzzyjay.livejournal.com]

Not a Yalie! I'm 46!

I don't have any fixed opinion of Yalies, except that I'm envious that they're going to an Ivy League school and are headed (mostly) toward a life of privilege.

My brother went to Brown as an adult returning student... graduated at 30-something with a degree in Philosophy.

One more New Haven question

[obsidianbear.livejournal.com]

NH is predominantly black, right? What is it like being Caucasian in a mostly black town?

Re: One more New Haven question

[fuzzyjay.livejournal.com]

New Haven is pretty segregated. When I lived in New Haven it was in mostly Caucasian neighborhoods. Where I live now, an older suburb of New Haven, I have no immediate neighbors who are black, though the town has a good proportion of black residents.

So what's it like? I don't know... feels pretty normal to me. I grew up in a lily-white suburb. The first black kid in my classroom was in 7th grade. There were approximately 2 black families in a town of 10,000 people. Maybe one or two Asian families.