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I've been working on a list of cities I would, and would not move to if I had the opportunity. In most cases, it's based on cities that I've travelled to at one time or another. I've never moved out of Texas, so I guess sometime in my life, I should actually consider it. My biggest question tends to be, can I handle snow? I've never been in a

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I know that I shouldn't be telling you this, but I've never seen Showgirls. The Horror!

Actually I'm just starting Dave's book, and the first four chapters haven't exactly changed my mind on LA. I take it that he has a Disney-like epiphany about 3/4 of the way through the book and starts loving SoCal?

I need to see if Dave is going to do a book signing here sometime.

Macy's plans

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They may tweak everything around a bit. Their plan for most malls with "two" Macy*s stores is to separate one into say, mens' wear and furniture (a "home" store) and another into cosmetics, fragrances, womens' apparel, etc. So, that may happen - or since TX has lots of $$$, perhaps y'all will get a home store at the older mall and a Bloomingdale's in one of the current Macy*s spaces.

Re: Macy's plans

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Yeah, I was reading some of their plans in the Wall Street Journal on Friday. They closed down the competing store in Stonebriar Center last month, so there's only one Macy's there, but as for the Galleria/Valley View thing, I could see them going more upscale where they have to compete with Nordstroms and Saks, and maybe re-labling it as a Bloomingdales. The odd thing is, Valley View once had a Bloomie's many years ago, and it failed. I guess it didn't help to be next to the Sears.

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I hope you get a chance to visit Toronto someday, if only to satisfy your curiosity. *grin