Where do you want to live?
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I have changed my mind, somewhat about where I want to live when I get older. I want to move to Los Angeles for a better chance in the career field I want to be in, but I also want to leave the states. Maybe The United Kingdom (specifically England) or Canada (I'm thinking Vancouver, BC or Montreal, Quebec). I also want to live somewhere cold. I hate any weather above 75-80?F. This also puts a damper on LA.
snowblizzard24
Senior Member
I used to want to live in either Toronto, Michigan. or Boston. Not really liking the cold, but I still loved the areas and people who I lived next to or visited. However, after going to France, it became my first choice. I definitely would wanna live there again if I could. I loved everything about it.
I want to move ANYWHERE that's deep in the woods or beside a forest. I loooove nature... I live beside a forest right now, but my particular town has nothing to do and it's very small and just bleh. I want to not only be in a woodsy area, but I also want to live in a nice town with things to do and people to see.
i cant imagine myself living anywhere but where i am now, ive only been out of state once so i havent seen much. but if i had to choose, i think somewhere in france or the U.K.
countries in europe have always fascinated me.
or somewhere with big cities, i used to live in a huge city growing up and i absolutely loved the busy days and nights. i live somewhere secluded and tiny now, i miss it alot :c
countries in europe have always fascinated me.
or somewhere with big cities, i used to live in a huge city growing up and i absolutely loved the busy days and nights. i live somewhere secluded and tiny now, i miss it alot :c
Unrealistically, I'd like to drop everything and move to Ireland haha. I don't know why, but I've always been captivated by Ireland. Of course it would be a hassle to immigrate there, so I probably won't do it. I do intend to visit Ireland, though!
I would really like to live in either Prince Edward Island or Victoria. Both islands are extremely beautiful, however one (PEI) gets some pretty horrific winters (like the current one) and the other (Victoria) is super expensive to live in! My sister lives there and she was a one or two (can't remember) bedroom apartment and the rent is something crazy like eleven hundred bucks. Ouch.
I would really like to live in either Prince Edward Island or Victoria. Both islands are extremely beautiful, however one (PEI) gets some pretty horrific winters (like the current one) and the other (Victoria) is super expensive to live in! My sister lives there and she was a one or two (can't remember) bedroom apartment and the rent is something crazy like eleven hundred bucks. Ouch.
Arcticfox5
fribbit
Dublin, Ireland or Melbourne, Australia.
AlyssaZara
Junior Member
I am addicted to islands it is money that makes me not to live the life I want, am currently in South Africa, once I get the cash I will migrate to Bahamas or even Cuba if they install cheap internet.
jessbronco
night owl
I would love to move to Colorado. I'm a huge fan of the state's sport teams.
I would probably consider the Denver area or somewhere snowy in a wood cabin with 2 huskies ^_^ May happen one day, just gotta finish college first!
I would probably consider the Denver area or somewhere snowy in a wood cabin with 2 huskies ^_^ May happen one day, just gotta finish college first!
Miss Vanian
the people's poet
Somewhere in Great Britain. Scotland or Wales seems nice.
Perth. Cause it's my city.
But seriously, I travelled to nz a couple times between 2007/9 and I could live there. The Routeburn track is incredible so probably somewhere in the south island, otherwise Wellington in the north. If I stayed in Australia I would move south where it is cooler around Pemberton and Dunsborough, or maybe Denmark. Not in any hurry to leave!
But seriously, I travelled to nz a couple times between 2007/9 and I could live there. The Routeburn track is incredible so probably somewhere in the south island, otherwise Wellington in the north. If I stayed in Australia I would move south where it is cooler around Pemberton and Dunsborough, or maybe Denmark. Not in any hurry to leave!
Yukari Yakumo
Countless Violet Clouds
I'm about to graduate and ideally would leave home soon after(can barely tolerate my relatives as is), so this is a bit relevant.
I'm considering San Antonio, from what little I've seen in recent years, it's nice and it's a few hours drive from most of the relatives.
I'm considering San Antonio, from what little I've seen in recent years, it's nice and it's a few hours drive from most of the relatives.
Mini Mario
Off the Grid...
Somewhere where it rains a lot in the US.
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