I am content to live in Washington, DC. It has wonderful parks, it has the National Gallery of Art, one has suburban-feeling neighborhoods no farther from the W

I am content to live in Washington, DC. It has wonderful parks, it has the National Gallery of Art, one has suburban-feeling neighborhoods no farther from the White House than Murray Hill is from Wall Street. Elsewhere? I'd vote for the upper Midwest, somewhere close to the Great Lakes between Cleveland and Milwaukee.