I never get as much snow as these maps predict. Usually it’s about half as much. (I’m near Nashua.)

You're welcome, I think you're just looking for external validation for a path you want to be right because of issues of your personal life leading to disregarding any comments that contrast to your idealized version of NH. How you communicate in that, combined with your comments on other postson this specific topic, led me to that statement. Good luck.

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Great post but don’t sleep on 95, either. It’s pretty quick to get from many places in ME to Portsmouth

OP is just fetishizing our quaint life, the usual

thank you sir !

Move to Rochester/Somersworth. Cheaper rent and an easy commute. It will allow you to work per-diem at other facilities on the side for more $$$ that are close by (Wentworth, York, Frisbie,ect...)

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-108°F windchill and 234 mph would be our records, the rest you should check and verify with data instead anecdotal evidence from an internet stranger.

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I'm not reading all that. I'm happy for you tho or sorry it happened

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No

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$40k isn't enough to live in NH comfortably. Not alone anyway.

Yes, thanks!

We have cold and wind

"Free agents" made me think you were some type of sovereign citizens, libertarians, or some other nonsense. Hopefully not the case.

Know that NH is one of the most educated states in the country and the least religious (measured by church attendance).

Try VT, Western MA or Maine.

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Wickud pissah

I have 10 years off the sauce, and I still have my ups and downs. A good therapist is hard to find these days. Do you have any recommendations? I went to a work event recently and I have not been that close to the edge in a while. I was ready to throw it all away. Nutz right. I promptly left the event, but it sucked to be on the outside. People think after time it gets easier but for me the work continues. Some days I'm good and I want to be in that type of environment "bars ect.". I guess to prove a point to myself. Other days I need to lock myself indoors because I just don't trust myself.

Shout out to everyone here in the struggle. I wish you all well and feel your pain 100%. Nothing worth it in life comes easy so I just keep getting after sobriety and make it a priority.

It really does seem to be the elevation, I live about 2 miles from work. House is 200ish feet higher and has 2’ of snow on the ground vs 6-8” at work (right on a good size river).Even driving home at lunch time during a storm I can tell the difference in snow from top of the hill to bottom.