If you were forced to leave your home and choose somewhere else to live, but you could choose anywhere else, where would you live?
If I could stay in the US, probably Maryland or Virginia, somewhere closer to my inlaws.
If I had to leave the US, probably Japan. :)
In New Zealand I would go and live in the Wairau Valley (Blenheim is the town, Marlborough is the region). It's a lovely wide valley - but not too wide - and I just get a good feeling when I've visiting down there. Or perhaps Oamaru ...
I wouldn't leave New Zealand to live anywhere else.
Quote from: "Jane"I wouldn't leave New Zealand to live anywhere else.
But let's just say, hypothetically, you were forced to. Where would you go?
Quote from: "Amanda N"But let's just say, hypothetically, you were forced to. Where would you go?
Wouldn't matter if I was forced to, would it? I wouldn't have a choice!
If I couldn't go to Pern, I would go to Australia or Scotland :D
Quote from: "Jane"Wouldn't matter if I was forced to, would it? I wouldn't have a choice!
You'd have a choice of where to go as long as it wasn't New Zealand. :-D
If I had a choice, when I go back to the States, I'll never leave Washignton again. I love Washington :love4:
Although, if I had to leave it, I have always been curious about Alaska. I have to say, I have considered moving there for a year or two when I get back, but only so long as I can go to Washington after that.
If it was within Japan, I'd move to Shikoku, just because it would be an island I am very curious about.
If I had to move to another country, and America was also out, I'd say I would like to move to the Czech Republic. My cousin spent a year in Prague and she loved it there.
Lord Howe Island, then.
I have a tentative plan to move to Vancouver in the fall or winter of this year... we'll see how that goes! If I couldn't stay in Canada, though, I'd move to Scotland in a heartbeat. It's where my mother came from and I have a tonne of relatives there that I'd love to get to know better.
Vancouver's nice. I like Vancouver :) Getting tired of the Edmunton snow?
Quote from: "Eimi"Vancouver's nice. I like Vancouver :) Getting tired of the Edmunton snow?
The snow is ALMOST gone, but we won't have flowers for another month. *pouts* Sometimes living in a northern city sucks.
Then again, I can go ice climbing in March...
Quote from: "Yvonne"The snow is ALMOST gone, but we won't have flowers for another month. *pouts* Sometimes living in a northern city sucks.
Then again, I can go ice climbing in March...
Living in the south isn't all it's cracked up to be either. Too much heat, not enough seasons.
I came from Florida, and I agree with you, the south is not as it is seems. To hot, to humid, bleh.
If I could stay in America, Maine maybe? I don't know thought, I think I would be so depressed to leave Portland.
Out of the country though... Canada, either Vancouver or Toronto. Though Matt and I have had an eye on New Zealand and Spain too.
We are actually talking about leaving the US, but we need to finish college first.
Canada (Plenty of Finn emigrated there) and the climate is similar.
Strangely enough a few of us at work had this conversation over coffee/tea the other day. The top answers were Melbourne/Perth Australia and Canada
Quote from: "emma"Strangely enough a few of us at work had this conversation over coffee/tea the other day. The top answers were Melbourne/Perth Australia and Canada
What, you wouldn't come live near me in the states? *sniffles*