Where?

[Amanda N]

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.

[Jane]

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.

[Amanda N]

I wouldn't leave New Zealand to live anywhere else.

But let's just say, hypothetically, you were forced to.  Where would you go?

[Jane]

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!

[PastMember]

If I couldn't go to Pern, I would go to Australia or Scotland :D

[Amanda N]

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

[Eimi]

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.

[Jane]

Lord Howe Island, then.

[Yvonne]

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.

[Eimi]

Vancouver's nice.  I like Vancouver  Getting tired of the Edmunton snow?

[Yvonne]

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...

[Amanda N]

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.

[PastMember]

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.

[Paula]

Canada (Plenty of Finn emigrated there) and the climate is similar.

[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