by minimus 71 Replies latest jw friends
If You Had The Choice To Live Anywhere In The World
or Any State Where Would You Be?
Drunken state and in a brothel.
Canadians are basically nice people. You never hear how Canada is warring with another nation. They pretty much mind their business.
Min - Canadians are basically nice people.
This has been my experience each time I visit. They don't quite get British humour though. I found that the old British banter seemed to frighten them.
I almost moved to Niceville, fla being close to the gulf but instead moved to central florida to be near either coast. Real estate is affordable and not too many kingdom halls to annoy the general population. Lived in Hawaii when it was affordable, the weather was awesome but health care is shoddy. No poison ivy or snakes there but a lot of centipedes and frequent earthquakes, minor ones, to remind you there is a volcano close by. Hilo would not be too bad or maybe Pahoa area, naw too rainy and only one road out.
It will be in the 50s for temperature around here. Last week it was so frigid you couldn’t even feel your fingers!
I was born and raised in Pennsylvania, but have been living in Ohio for most of the last 14 years. Ohio is not that bad if you have a decent job. You could live comfortably and the politics are sensible (not too far left or right). You typically don't have to worry about hurricanes, wild fires, volcanos, earthquakes or tsunamis. The weather can be brutal in the winter, especially along Lake Erie.
With that being said, I wouldn't mind having a house on the Chesapeake Bay somewhere between the Potomac and York Rivers in Virginia. But I can't afford it lol.
Given the choice, I would spend half the year living in the Tamar Valley of northern Tasmania, and the winter months on the Fraser Coast of Queensland.
(Yeah, all-right, I know I want it both ways. But then again, dreams cost nothing!).
Ted.
We are seriously considering a move out of crazy expensive, crazy California since retirement. Someplace within an hour of an international airport. Just a cheap small home we can just lockup for a month or more, and travel to more expensive or interesting places. Arizona? Nevada? New Mexico? Tennessee?
I am a New England girl. Pretty much have it all here. Close to big and small cities, the beach, the mountains. Four seasons to keep it interesting. Anywhere else, probably France or Italy because I would have the same options and they both have great food.
I live in the north island of new Zealand I've traveled extensively and wouldn't live anywhere else. Karter
