WHERE does santa lives? -

Right down the street from you. Just wait. (nice grammar by the way).

North Pole, Alaska -- there s really such a city.

If you can t reach him in North Pole, AK, then try in Christmas, Michigan.

Marin County.

The North Pole

The North Pole!

Do NYC Taxis have child restraint seats? -

I am travelling to NYC in March and don t want to lug my car seat for my 11 month old. I only need a taxi to and from the airport. Do any taxi cabs in NYC have child seats??

I am sorry to say, no they do not. My kids are older now, but when they were infants, this was a CONSTANT topic of conversation among my friends! You could call a car service (this is a kind of taxi in NYC that you do not hail but has to be called by phone to pick you up.) You could call them and ask if they have a car seat, some do. But I warn you, not all car services have them and those that do, often use outdated seats and do not install them correctly. I truly do not know what to tell you. While your child might be safer on the subway, you might have a problem getting your luggage and an infant all the way into Manhattan on the subway. There used to be a private bus service to and from the airports that let you off right near Grand Central Station, but I don t know if that exists anymore. Honestly, you just hit one of those things NYC parents get upset about! I found often took my kids on the subway, either in a sling or a backpack carrier. Perhaps you want to buy one of those backpacks that converts into a stroller for the trip?

No, they do not, however, the black car services do have child seats, although its going to cost you a bit more.Good luck

No taxi s in NYC do not have seats for them. I think you have to bring your own.

No they do not. You will have to supply your own. I know those car seats are so heavy.

What is it like living in Phoenix, Arizona? -

I am going to be moving out there for work, just wondering how the people are out there? What is the lifestyle like there? Etc.

I answered most of this on your other question. One caveat to think about is where you are going to live in relation to where you will be working. The Phoenix Metro area is huge. There are over four million people here spread over an area just 19 square miles larger than Los Angeles Metro area.I can help you narrow this down if you can add your work zip code to your question. Otherwise you could be commuting 3-4 hours per day and that is not fun.

People are pretty much the same everywhere. Arizona has a fair number of Mexicans in the population. Basically it s really hot out here, and you ll see people wearing winter coats when it s 60 degrees out, but other than that, we re not too weird. ;)

Phoenix is such like a wild west place. I ve been there and always bring water because it s hot there. But the people are that helpful and you can easily gain friends there. So it s kinda tough working there because of the weather there.