If you were going to live somewhere other than you do, where would it be?

[Cant trust em]

Not like if this were some millionaire vacation fantasy, but if you were going to relocate for a job or something, where would you hope for it to be?

I wouldn't mind living in New York for a while.

[sazemisery]

1. Scotland

Love the people, the weather and the healthcare. Haggis, not so much. :hi:

[bikebloke]

2. New Zealand - North Island

I like Scotland, too. Except for the weather. Luckily, when I was last there it was hot and sunny and I came away bronzed. And an awful confession. I liked the haggis, too.

The Netherlands is also an option. Maybe even Argentina. France for being so bicycle friendly. Australia for the sun.

[kentauros]

29. I was just about to say "New Zealand - North Island"

since my girlfriend lives there. I visited her last Spring (their Fall) and loved it! I think we could live on Waiheke Island, no problem :D

It would take some getting used to having Christmas in Summer, but I'd adjust ;)

[bikebloke]

34. Christmas on the beach

It's rough, but you can adapt in about 3 seconds after walking out the door. :7

[kentauros]

36. lol!

Yeah, that's true. I'll have to ask my gf if that's what she does, too

[RebelOne]

3. British Isles or Steamboat Springs, Colorado

[HopeHoops]

4. NOT Newark, NJ

Actually, I'm pretty happy where I am.

[MrCoffee]

5. Barcelona

[Bunny]

6. No millionaire fantasy?

Well then, Texas I guess.

[Richardo]

10. !!

:D

[Rambis]

7. Co Clare Ireland

Guinness lamb stew and a pint of Guinness anywhere in CO Clare Ireland-

Kingdom of Fife Kilrenny would also be very nice-

[blueamy66]

8. on Oahu

near the beach

[JTG of the PRB]

9. My (realistic) location would be either Washington state or southern Oregon.

My fantasy location would either be Las Vegas, somewhere on Oahu, or on a secluded mountain ranch here in Colorado.

On edit: Washingtom Statte isn't a real place. :dunce:

[fNord]

11. Mars

[Haole Girl]

12. I don't think it's really a big

secret!

:-)

[Richardo]

13. I'd go back to the land of my birth: Western PA

I've still got family and a close bud back there.

[femmocrat]

43. No place else feels like "home" like western PA!

People who leave always want to come back. Hope you make it back home someday. :hug:

[HERVEPA]

14. NYC

[Louisiana1976]

15. New Orleans. I'd like to help that city recover.

[wysimdnwyg]

16. Monterey, CA

Of course, that's only if I could afford it. Damned expensive there.

[Roland99]

17. I was going to say Monterey/Santa Cruz area

Either that or back to Louisville. Although, I've only been in Orlando for 7 months. Can't wait to experience a winter without wind chills for weeks on end!!

[onestepforward]

18. Santa Fe, New Mexico

in an off-the-grid home.

[Capn Sunshine]

25. Right there with ya!

I just missed a job based in Santa Fe this week. Although I'm still working with the company in a different capacity.

[onestepforward]

28. Maybe you'll get another shot at it in the future!

I have a little tepee incense burner that I sometimes burn pinon incense in to remind me of Santa Fe. Moving there is a big goal for me. :)

[Capn Sunshine]

31. Would be cool

except I've only played in snow..never lived w/ it

[mdmc]

19. I think I would like to live in Pittsfield, MA

I love the Berkshires and it wouldn't be too far from my loved ones.

[PJPhreak]

20. Eugene Or.

Where all the hippies go to retire.

[Broken_Hero]

21. Back home, SE Alaska

and I'd work for the tribe.

[Dyedinthewoolliberal]

22. If I didn't have to leave a ten mile radius

and could be right on the beach, someplace like Malibu or Laguna in southern Cal........

[guitar man]

23. Amsterdam

:smoke: :hippie:

[pitohui]

24. i'm thinking panama

although i'm told all the cool kids are going to ecuador now

[pokercat999]

26. Melbourne.....FL not AU actually just south of Melbourne

at Sebastian Inlet or South Melbourne Beach

[rebel with a cause]

27. I lived in NYC almost thirty years ago.

Have gone back to visit every so often, but have given up the dream to return there to live because I cannot do stairs anymore. Elevators maybe available in some places but most people I knew did not have them in their three story buildings. Yes, my feet/knees/back are that bad. I live in/rent a log cabin because it is flat with no steps at all.

If I could afford it I would like to try Hawaii. If I thought I could survive it I might like living in the Dominican Republic countryside, but needing medications daily and the care of doctors (specialist) might make country living there a little risky. To be truthful, I would like to live somewhere more liberal than here and where I have no siblings or ex-husband.

[Adsos Letter]

30. Switzerland.

[phasma ex machina]

39. +1 My ancestral home is a Swiss town that bears my surname. nt

[Adsos Letter]

50. Cool! We spent a few days in Martigny and Zermatt on our trip there...

Martigny was a wonderful town, and made a great base for further day-excursions by rail.

[Paper Roses]

32. Belgium. Great people, great food. Plenty to do.

Wonderful small country with everything to offer. Exciting city life or relaxing country living.

[DU GrovelBot]

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[hippywife]

35. We live in Oklahoma

so there aren't many places that wouldn't be a vast improvement, ya know? But we've often talked about somewhere in Oregon where we can live amongst liberal folk. :hi:

[triguy46]

40. As a fellow Oklahoman, I can attest to how easy it is to come up with preferred alternatives.

[triguy46]

41. I love my farm, can we teleport it to another state? Can Buddy come too?

[hippywife]

42. That's the one saving grace so far.

The ability to live on a nice chunk of land in a rural area rather inexpensively. What area are you in?

Actually, I would love to be able to create some kind of industry that would interest and draw more liberals here and tip the balance in this place.

Buddy's a little cutie. :hi:

[CBR]

37. Tortola. nt

[SoxFan]

38. Seattle or the Baltimore/DC area

I visited Seattle once and fell in love with it. It's a bit on the crunchy side, but it's a gorgeous part of the country with what I consider perfect weather.

[femmocrat]

44. Coastal NC.

My dream is a beach house in NC.

[Odin2005]

45. UK, London.

[Xipe Totec]

46. Guanajuato

http://images.google.com/imgres?imgurl=&imgrefurl=http://soulofthegarden.com/Mexico.html&usg=__Qqpgp-kuwmhMzLFbXOOuBAAHTtY=&h=511&w=680&sz=274&hl=en&start=2&um=1&tbnid=EXC5ZcREBexovM:&tbnh=104&tbnw=139&prev=/images%3Fq%3Dguanajuato%26hl%3Den%26rlz%3D1T4GGLG_enUS309US309%26um%3D1

[shanti]

47. southern france or italy

yeah, i could do that...;)

[BrklynLiberal]

48. Vancouver, BC

http://wc-zope.emergence.com:8080/WildernessCommittee_Org/org/contact/images/biosphere.jpg

[canoeist52]

49. Fairy House

"Fairy Houses are small structures made for the fairies to visit. Sticks, bark, dry grasses, pebbles, shells, feathers, seaweed, pinecones and nuts are just some of the natural materials used."

[Chan790]

51. In a shock even to me...

I'm not going to say NYC. I always say NYC because I didn't want to leave and I do hate it here in DC/MD.

I'd go back to CT, which I always hated more than DC. Frankly, there's a pretty young lass involved and I don't do long-distance. I'm smitten. :eyes: (Why does this shit always happen to me? I never asked to be a romantic.)

[AwakeAtLast]

52. Asheville, NC

Love that place!