Moving to Connecticut from Florida
As it happens with many other places, moving to Connecticut will probably not be what you had imagined. It will certainly be different than Florida. What people are saying is that most of Connecticut is not wealthy, as many would expect. A major city is New Haven where you will find Yale University, which is an integral part of the city’s economy being the biggest taxpayer and employer, a landmark almost all Americans know.
New Haven is the cultural capital of the state with its numerous museums, established theaters, and music venues. The city was founded in 1628 by English Puritans, just like many other cities in New England. Before the European arrival, the area was inhabited by the Quinnipiac tribe of Native Americans. For more history and facts you should definitely visit the Wiki page and maybe a local library.
Now, just thinking about all this history and European influence one can quickly get a grip of the main differences between Connecticut and Florida. Surely Florida has history, but it is of a different essence. The New England region of the United States is certainly the most European in feel and structure. It is because the first Europeans settled there and because, just as most of Europe, New England offers all four seasons, unlike Florida. So, from nature to culture the difference is quite tangible. Some formalities though are the same in every state. When moving to Connecticut from Florida you should get familiar with all the state agencies responsible for registrations and licensing.
Why do people want to leave where they live?
We would think that people move because they are looking for a better quality of life. But the truth is that most people move due to work or family. Opportunities often overbear the search for quality life based on an index. Most people believe that where there are business opportunities there will be a better life and a happier family.
A desire for belonging is often a reason to move to a new state, city, or country. Growing roots and being part of a community is an ancient belonging all humans deeply long for, and today it is reflected in people’s constant move, search for belonging. Although many would argue, it is the search for new places, for places to start over or simply experience new things. Doctors, psychologist, and philosophers have claimed that this is a perfunctory reason we want to believe, while the deeply innate reason is the desire for belonging. Whatever the reason, moving is often the best thing to do and nothing should stop you if you really want it, whether you are moving from Florida to Connecticut or from New York to Los Angeles.
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Options when shipping a car from Florida to Connecticut
When you need to move a vehicle from one location to another your two main option – driving the car or shipping the car.
If you have free time driving is great, as you can enjoy being two days behind the wheel. However, when the distance is greater than 200 miles, driving is simply a burden and waste of time for most snowbirds and transplants. Shipping saves you time and energy. It also spares your car unnecessary wear and tear. Simply choose the type of transport, choose your dates and prepare your vehicle. We schedule the truck and then it takes 3 to 5 days to deliver the car to your destination.