Good news is: the route you have selected; North to Minnesota, across North Dakota and Montana to Washington State means you will have a minimum number of mountain passes to cross.The bad news is: you will have worry about blizzards, blowing winds, blowing snow and closed highways. Every winter my brother I used to drive from Chicago to Butte Montana on I-90/I-94 to ski. Out of the 6 years we went, we got stopped by blizzards twice; and this was in a 4 wheel drive truck. Both times, the highway patrol closed the interstate in North Dakota.Yes, you can make the trip in your Hyundai. You will have to buy chains. (it s good insurance) The roads can be dry and clear, and they also can be full of snow, just depends. Watch the national weather forecasts, be prepared, and understand that if the highways closes, you could spend a couple of days waiting until it reopens. Don t push your luck/drive all night, out in the middle of North Dakota, if you drive off the road in the middle of the night it could be hours before someone finds you. See the road side emergency kit items in the link below.
Wednesday, January 23, 2008
Is it safe taking I-94 from Chicago to Seattle in the middle of January? -
Tuesday, January 22, 2008
HELP ?!?!?! HIGH SCHOOL. Moving from Canada to Atlanta, Georgia in middle of year ( GR 10).? -
you will be fine!! im from Canada too and i love it down here the weather is awesome!!!! there are sooooo many people form all over that live here in Atlanta... when i talk to people and they ask me where im from i tell them and they always say wow canada is sooo beautiful! Very rarely i talk to someone who says ya i was born and raised here... i know people from CA, LA, NY, TX, NC, SC, FL MEXICO... CANADA... and theres all diff. races black, white, chinese, native american, indian, brazilian, exc.... you ll fit right in...
My daughter -- a junior in high school -- is friendly with a couple of girls who recently moved here -- and they seem to be adjusting nicely.Basically: be outgoing, friendly and receptive to new friends. Dont be boastful -- I don t think anyone really cares if your stomach is flat or not -- and don t compare life in your new school to the way things were at home in Canada. If you re athletic, join a team. Volunteer. I think you ll acclimate nicely.
Don t worry about Atlanta. If you want to make friends you will have plenty. Atlanta is a pretty large city with many people you should enjoy the south.
i live 30 minutes away from atlanta and i can tell you its okay if you want to meet new people i suggest you join a sport your really good at!
Don t worry about Atlanta. If you want to make friends you will have plenty. Atlanta is a pretty large city with many people you should enjoy the south. I moved from Ontario, Canada in the 5th grade and i adjusted quickly. I mean Atl is a cool place, most people are friendly, but the language/dialect is a little confusing because of the people s southern roots. But lastly mostly everyone here in Atlanta are foreign they were not born in Atlanta....the people here are from all walks of life
Where in Southern Cali, is Up in the Air playing? -
right now it seems that is only playing in 3 theaters rightnowCentury city landmark (Pico and westwood)archlight (sunset and vine)it will open dec 10 in at paseo pasadenaso it might go into wider release then(I m going to see it tomorrow myself)(century city)
Since you mention being in school that makes you too young to understand the term Cali was originally meant as an insult to California, and it s residents. The only people that use that term are people from other states, Californians like you that weren t born yet when that word began, and West of Encino . It compares California to a drug city in South America and implies that we are all drug addicts, and criminals.. Please abbreviate you states name Cal .