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If you could pick anywhere in the world to live, where would you choose?

Catalonia. :ahee:

Tokyo. Or in Whistler/Blackcomb in Canada and spend the rest of my life snowboarding *droools*

Reply 22

apostrophic

Hmmm, if I were in my late 20s, early 30s, I guess I'd love to move to New York or London... With a family then maybe upstate New York or Boston, Massachusetts, or Sweden.
To retire... Iceland, or Nova Scotia, Canada. (:

Reply 23

acas13

OP

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ladyhoot

Good to know I'm not alone in my itchy-footed madness...

By the way, I think I recognise your username... in which case, how did you do in AH Chem? :smile:

Haha yeah you do! I got a C :s

Did absolutely no work though, unconditional offers are total motivation killers!

You?

Reply 24

ladyhoot

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acas13

Haha yeah you do! I got a C :s

Did absolutely no work though, unconditional offers are total motivation killers!

You?

They so are! I got lovely Bs for AH English and Biology, C in Physics and a well-deserved F in Art. :p:

Reply 25

thegenius31416

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After Uni: London
30s: Berlin
Middle age: Munich
Retirement: South of France

Reply 26

acas13

OP

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ladyhoot

They so are! I got lovely Bs for AH English and Biology, C in Physics and a well-deserved F in Art. :p:

I got B's for English and Bio too :smile:

Was quite delighted with english!

Reply 27

estrella94

acas13

I was thinking about this today, and came to the conclusion that it would depend on your age/ circumstances... for me

No kids (say 20's?) I would LOVE to live in San Francisco

With a family (30's/40's) Would want to be near my Mum, so scotland, probably somewhere rural

Retirement? No idea!

DUBAI
SPAIN OR
AUSTRALIA foreverrrrrrrrrr

New York.

Whistler, Massachusetts or Hong Kong I think :smile:

Reply 30

Norfolkadam

18

Inner Sunset, San Francisco. Preferably somewhere just round the corner from 9th and Irving.

Asap, please.

If I could speak the language I would love to live in Copenhagen, Hamburg, Berlin or Stockholm but I think the language barrier would be too great to live there.

Reply 31

ch0llima

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WoWZa

The US is very appealing. Somewhere like Florida or Los Angeles perhaps.

Be very careful where in the US you go to; I've got family in Virginia and Indiana, as well as friends in Georgia and it's just so boring and bland. A "short" drive for them is 75 miles and they think nothing of it, the distances between places is mindbending.

Mind you, NYC is pretty sweet and there's a lot to offer in Florida if you can put up with the heat. I've never been to Texas but it's supposed to be brilliant as well.

Back on topic - I'd most likely stay in the UK. There's no place like home, and if I go abroad I feel like I'm on holiday so settling into a normal life, getting up to go to work etc. wouldn't go too well.

Reply 32

Leon Trotsky

3

Hmm, I'd probably like to live in New York until I'm in my fourties or something and then move to a rural part of New York State so I could commute into the city. :biggrin:

Reply 33

Leon Trotsky

3

Slicksomnia

At this age, San Diego, London, Berlin, Perth or Barcelona.

Slightly Older (30s)- New York, London, Chicago, Dubai.. etc

With a Family & Retirement - Rural England

Dubai? Why? :lolwut:

Reply 34

missygeorgia

18

God, I can't pick one place. I want to travel EVERYWHERE.

There's loads of European cities I imagine I would love though I've never been- Amsterdam, Berlin, Vienna.

I really want to live in Thailand for a bit doing development work as well, and I'm DYING to see India.

Canada

i'd love to live in beverly hills, 90211 region or malibu in a beach front property. :yep:

Reply 37

BenjyUK

ch0llima

Be very careful where in the US you go to; I've got family in Virginia and Indiana, as well as friends in Georgia and it's just so boring and bland. A "short" drive for them is 75 miles and they think nothing of it, the distances between places is mindbending.

At the same time, I have family in West Virginia and it's incredible. They live in the Shenandoah area and the sheer variety of things you can do without going further than a mile is 'mindbending'. Canoeing, zipwires, the driving is amazing.

Then again, this is Uncle Dave's 'house'...
http://www.loghomesmag.com/a-weekend-home-in-western-virginia-photos/articles/3091

Reply 38

acas13

OP

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BenjyUK

At the same time, I have family in West Virginia and it's incredible. They live in the Shenandoah area and the sheer variety of things you can do without going further than a mile is 'mindbending'. Canoeing, zipwires, the driving is amazing.

Then again, this is Uncle Dave's 'house'...
http://www.loghomesmag.com/a-weekend-home-in-western-virginia-photos/articles/3091

Wow! And thats their weekend place...? Where do they live in the week!!!?

Reply 39

dr3w199

For my 20's.. Probably Split in Croatia
for later on in life... a more rural setting in either Croatia, Italy or Greece... I love the med!

If you could pick anywhere in the world to live, where would you choose?

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