Would you emigrate if you could?
If so then where?if no then why not?
If I could I'd love to live in Australia, lovely weather.
If so then where?if no then why not?
If I could I'd love to live in Australia, lovely weather.
You can if you want, just supply enough credentials.
shareSo where would you live?
shareI live wherever I want to.
That changes often.
Where do you live?
Uk,so cold here
shareIt'll pick up soon enough.
At least you have the lingo of Australia already sorted!
Just wouldn't like their big spiders lol
shareOr random encounters with frogs in toilets!
shareOr snakes
shareWell... That rules out Indiana Jones living there!
I've been told by family that I almost ended up living in Switzerland. Being an American, it's quite a thought.
FFS lol Australia isn't Crocodile Dundee or whatever. I've never come across spider plagues, kangaroos in my backyard, or frogs in my toilet...While there are dangerous animals mostly in the rural and sparsely populated outback, most Australians are isolated from this experience - being concentrated in diverse cities and urban centers, much like cities such as Boston or Toronto.
shareI take you are very familiar with Australia. I have not yet had the pleasure of going there. The critters in the toilet must be overblown but relatively few incidents then. I understand the continent has a rich ecosystem with species found no place else and has quite an abundant amount of resources valuable for trade and harvesting. Definitely worth protecting with such beautiful natural scenery.
shareYeah I should mention that I'm also Australian ;) Yes you're absolutely correct about the eco-systemand other aspects.
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Iceland or Scotland
shareIceland has very lush, green land despite its name. Did you know they have a dating app over there to search family records in order to rule out potentially incestuous relationships if they're too close in kin? Apparently, their gene pool is not that diverse. It's thought that a good chunk of their population is descended from one man, Erik the Red.
I hear they are some of the friendliest and welcoming people you'll ever meet and live with.
As oppose to the Scottish who will pelt yer heed in and then buy ye a drink!
shareI'd like to live in Canada. The US doesn't do it for me anymore.
shareplease come
shareI'm thinking about it. I've been here all my 30 years but it's never felt like my home. I'm kind of curious to see what's going to happen to my country in the next few years and it will greatly affect my decision. I don't know where I'd go or what I'd do, but that's what I'm doing here too.
shareI've thought central america. I've really enjoyed the culture the few times I've been there. If the political/economic situation was different, I would love to live in South Africa.
shareNo because I was born and raised in Canada and I love it and here I will stay
shareIm happy here on the East Coast of the US
But Japan and Australia are very appealing in my opinion
Leave America forever..? NEVER
I may 'emigrate' to North Carolina or Virginia when i retire from New York because both are great places with nice people
Hunting, fishing, woodlands are all top notch plus some historical sights down there
Weather is better than NY too
Asheville, North Carolina is very nice, beautiful scenery of the Smoky Mountains, small shops everywhere, and not far from one of the fanciest McDonald's joints in the world (in Swannanoa). I had late family who l would visit in Swannanoa once a year and some of my best memories are from there. The seafood restaurants in the area are super!
shareSounds sweet...especially the seafood (a favorite!)
As a kid i spent a week in the mountains in North Carolina...i found a big box turtle in the woods, jumped into a river that flowed down over rocks so smooth it felt like a waterslide, met the locals at an ice cream parlor...amazing time and thats 30 years ago and i still remember
North Carolina is a gem
And you cant beat the weather
What a great week! I'd have loved all of that.
Not sure if you were here or not when I made a cross-country trip from Cali to NC (specifically Asheville), but the trip was to see how I liked it because I'm considering moving there.
It's sooooo beautiful! The woods, the rivers and many creeks. People were incredibly friendly too.
Oh the people are amazing in North Carolina
Virginia too!
I love the East Coast people from Florida to Maine...met a ton of nice people over here
I thought the same of the people there. Super nice and friendly! That's a real plus for me.
Haven't been to Virginia. Maybe I should take a look at housing there. Any part of it you'd recommend? I'm a real sucker for natural beauty, and also want some kind of decent (smallish) city life nearby.
I've only been to the east coast twice (Florida), but for some reason many people throughout my life have assumed I'm from the east coast. Not sure why.
I have friends in Manassas VA
Beautiful area
All of the shops are new, the streets are well laid, you can buy a Raised Ranch style home and 1/2 acre for $350k and find solid full time employment...Virginia is wonderful
Falls Church, Manassas, Centreville area of VA...you could eat off the sidewalk its so clean and the taxes are low
I'm going to take a look at Manassas VA. Somehow I thought it was in MA! Weird. I'm more of a fan of old than new, but assume there's old there too. Would love a ranch style home on .5 acres! I really do want some land, too.
At least half an acre, preferably more, but not *too* much. 2 acres would be perfect. I'd been looking for property with a creek or stream on it, which was my idea of heaven. Still is, but after the flooding I've been through, I don't know. Would have to be assured there's no danger of being flooded/mudslided out again.
Going to Google Falls Church an Centreville. (Why is my D key being so temperamental?)
Low taxes is a real plus!
Im sorry for your troubles...but you DO keep on purring!!
Check out Trulia.com...very easy to use, you can check out comps, they have sat maps and a ton of other real estate info
Im almost a daily visitor on that site and i found my current house on there a couple of years ago
Happy hunting my favorite Cat😸
I lived in Fredericksburg, Virginia briefly. Nice town. Charlottesville is pretty and often shows up on "Best Places to Live" lists.
The west coast of Florida is nice. Sarasota is very nice and I absolutely love Naples.
But my favorite state by far is California, even though I'm a little cross with it for its repeated attempts on your life.
How long did you live in Fredericksburg? Will also check out Charlottesville.
I never did get to the west coast of Florida, only West Palm Beach and, uh, oh hell ... Fort LauderDale (stupi sticking d key). Not a fan of FloriDa (ugh). The air is 98% water, for one. My closest friend lives in the Tampa area, but she says if it's Deadly and crawly, it's in Florida (hey, d key worked ... and ... again!! Fixed??). She runs into gators on a regular basis. No thanks.
I do love California, and have considered moving north, but the whole state is very expensive, and between all the fires (even in northern CA) and flooDs anD the high cost, I'm probably best getting out of DoDge. Besides, while some areas are friendly, in general I wouldn't say it's the friendliest place, although some neighbourhoods of some towns are.
Asheville has a TraDer Joe's. That's important to me. Don't know if they're in VA. If I move anywhere substantially east, I'll have to give up In 'n Out burgers :(. I know you know how hard that would be! I don't eat there all that often, but when you want one, you want one.
Edit: I'm pretty Damned miffed at CA for its repeateD attempts to off me too! NOT an endearing quality in a state.
I lived there for about a year. I've never been to Tampa, but southwest Florida is very different (and much nicer, imo) from the east coast.
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