Where Would You Live If You Could???

by LB 41 Replies latest jw friends

  • MegaDude
    MegaDude

    I do like Texas. No state income tax and my wonderful sisters live here. But we have no trees to speak of or coastline in Dallas/Ft. Worth, and I would love to live somewhere that had either.

    I've considered Florida because I love scuba and it's warm. I love the water, and am getting into sailing. Maybe the Keys? I need to visit and check it out.

    Everytime I vacation, I end up on an island it seems: Grand Cayman, Grand Bahama, Cozumel.

  • wonderwoman77
    wonderwoman77

    arizona or southern cali in the desert. I love the desert. My aunt and uncle live near palm springs and I love it!!! I also love the area around the grand canyon. I love the west, so somewhere out there...

  • gravedancer
    gravedancer

    when all is said and done I want to try being homeless.

  • LB
    LB

    homeless in Maui wouldn't be so bad. Won't freeze to death and those pineapples are ripe for the pickin


    Never Squat With Yer Spurs On

  • Dutchie
    Dutchie

    I love in New York City and though its noisy, dirty and at times absolutely crazy I would not want to live anywhere else. I guess that's why a paradise earth as depicted by the WT never really appealed to me. Who wants to be sitting on a big lawn all day eating fruit and playing with animals. Not me!

  • Trotafox
    Trotafox

    A-Hah. A topic close to my heart.

    My continual pursuit...Peaceful, quiet seclusion on a beach. I really would like to own a cottage or condo on the beach somewhere that hasn’t been discovered by 99% of the world’s population yet. I live in Ft. Lauderdale and I love SoFlo winters (it’s 78 degrees and sunny today ) but if anyone has found a place in Florida (or anywhere else for that matter) that fits this description, I’d be happy to hear it. I am so-o-o-o tired of tourist traffic. Every square inch of South Florida is developed to the max (unless you want to live with alligators. LOL).

    Ashville, N.C. and the Smokies. I’d like to visit there someday.

    Safe4kids: Serious? I vacation in Captiva occasionally. Year-around or winter home? Bring $$$. I question whether there are any year-around residents there. Mostly tourists and wealthy retired Winter snowbirds on both Captiva and Sanibel Islands.

    Trot

    "Wicked men obey from fear; good men, from love".... Aristotle. You can love and obey Christ without intervention from an organization.

  • mike047
    mike047

    TROT; I live about 20 miles from Asheville....It is a tourist/retirement trap. Most of western Noth Cartolina is getting that way. Beautiful scenery but way tooooo many people in the summer. Prices for everything are getting very high, especially real estate.

    I would like to live in a remote, sparsely populated area of Australia. Alice Springs??

  • garybuss
    garybuss

    We have traveled a good deal but not in winter. I do like Asheville or Boone NC, Mountain View Ark, San Diego and Monterey, CA, and in summer Two Harbors MN.

    Flagstaff is nice in summer and just a hop to the valley in winter for warm temps.

    I need to look at Texas in winter and West Virginia is beautiful in summer.

    I plan to stay here in dakotas in summers and winter someplace warmer.

    gb

  • slipnslidemaster
    slipnslidemaster

    I would like to live in my neighbors house after Jehovah make them smoking crators in their front lawn during Armeggedon.

    Slipnslidemaster: "Bless your little Irish heart and every other little Irish part.

  • refiners fire
    refiners fire

    Mike

    would like to live in a remote, sparsely populated area of Australia. Alice Springs??

    Mike, just pick anywhere on 80 percent of the landmass. Pretty dry though.
    Alice springs...youd have to be a newage type to live there.
    Its been taken over by crystal/ mediatation types because Ayers Rock is a big "energy portal".
    If you got money, Byron Bay is nice. Thats where the movie stars all live.

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