[dillpickle1983]

I would move to Southwest New Mexico. I love the terra vista's, the rock and the warmth. Sand. So beautiful.

[Beautiful-Demons]

Sydney, no questions asked

"They say that when you talk to God, it's a prayer... but when God talks to you, it's schizophrenia" (X-Files)

[emptyandhostile-]

i don't know really i would say new orleans just because it's so hot there, the scenery, the music, the cute shops, being able to drink on the streets, the cool bars but i wouldn't want live in a bowl below sea level. the whole hurricane thing isn't making it seem very inviting. maybe somewhere in California. because it's not Canada that's why haha

[Nihil]

If I had enough money, I'd build an energy-efficient house somewhere away from civilization where I can stock up on food/water every year and live there for a while temporarily. Then, I probably wouldn't stay fixed. I'd travel around the U.S., Canada, and Europe. If I had to stay fixed, it'd most likely be somewhere in the U.S., but I'm not sure where yet.

[ADDithers]

I like my townhouse right here in London.

[Webgoji]

Bodega Bay, California and this is why ...




The weather is amazing, the food is amazing, the people are friendly, the seals are lazy, the cliffs are beautiful, it's just north of San Francisco ... what's not to love!?

Oh ... yeah ... the cost of living is INSANE!

[AngstyLady]

Originally Posted by dillpickle1983

I would move to Southwest New Mexico. I love the terra vista's, the rock and the warmth. Sand. So beautiful.

Italy, straight up= very liberal, open, uncensored- the people are more open an accepting- very beautiful and great weather- lots of great place to eat and sights to see Plus my mothers side of the family is from there- so I might venture up and visit the little mountain town my great grandmother was from.

[NuckingFutz]

Austin, TX where I spent most of my adult life because it's fun and it has lots of hills and parks and trees.

New York..

[steelfang]

I love California. I honestly think it's the best place to live. Where else can you travel to the beach, mountains, Forrest, lakes, and valley all in one day?

[angryworld]

If I could I'd stay right where I am in southern California, but when my current job runs out I'll have to go somewhere with jobs and an affordable cost of living.

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[Rose76]

I would definitely live in two different places. I like where I live, the Southwest, for 8 months of the year. I would love to be able to go to somewhere quite cool for the 4 hot months.

Nowhere in the USA is cool enough to suit me for the summer, except, maybe, Alaska. I'ld live there . . . on the coast somewhere. Or . . . I might live somewhere in one of the Maritime provinces of Canada . . . in some quaint fishing town . . . but just from mid-May though mid-September.

[medicalfox]

I would live in France. I'm semi fluent in French, I love fine art and France is beautiful

[wyarwehere.lds1987]

I'd like to go back to Costa Rica, I loved it there. I'd live in the city tho, I don't do the whole snake and bugs thing

[gayleggg]

If I had the money, Geneva, Switzerland.

Maui, because it's beautiful, peaceful and the weather is awesome!

[OneInBillions]

A little seaside village in Japan. Maybe Okinawa. Yes, I'm a Japanophile, but I've actually been there and it's gorgeous. I'd just have to avoid becoming a salaryman in Tokyo and live a simpler life.

[Maranara]

Somewhere warm....

[Silent Void]

I'd live in a wee village in Germany because small towns are cozy and, in Germany, every small town has its own brewery.

alaska.

really.... i watched this documentry, and it was about the least populated places in the world- and this msmall village in alaska came up (i can't remember the name), but it's so small... i'd have not many people to bother me, at all- and the weather in alaska is usually cold, just how i like it

before i saw this programme i'd have said texas- as i've a lot of online friends from their- so they tell me a lot about the place. so if i moved their, i'd know where i am if that make sense..

[Citrine]

Ive always wanted to live in America. I dont know whether its because I was brought up on American shows like Charlies Angels and Hill Street Blues or there is a genetic pull because somewhere there all of my fathers mothers family migrated from Ireland, except her (she stayed in Ireland then married locally and had her family) My Dad only told me after I told him Id always felt like I was supposed to live there. I dont know where exactly Id like to live though, such a huge place.

Originally Posted by Citrine

Ive always wanted to live in America. I dont know whether its because I was brought up on American shows like Charlies Angels and Hill Street Blues or there is a genetic pull because somewhere there all of my fathers mothers family migrated from Ireland, except her (she stayed in Ireland then married locally and had her family) My Dad only told me after I told him Id always felt like I was supposed to live there. I dont know where exactly Id like to live though, such a huge place.

i almost forgot... that too, is a reason why i want to live in america.

because despite the fact i live in england, and was born in england, where ever possible (if i know them), i'll use the american phrases

[Pikku Myy]

Anywhere where I feel like I do today Happy

[Quarter life]

Anywhere except inside my head.

[lizardlady]

Originally Posted by Maranara

Somewhere warm....

Come back "home" hon!

As for me, I love my farm out in the boonies. My idea of a good vacation is being able to stay home and play with my critters. So I'd say I would go right on living here.

If I had to pick somewhere else I would say Ireland. I love the country and I love the people. I especially love the area around Galway.