If you could live anywhere, where would it be?

[JPenny]

I would like to live here, I think . . . or somewhere similar, between sea and mountains.

http://georgewashingtoninn.com/

Jean :wave:

[WillFlyToDisney]

No question in my mind.

Orlando suburbs - preferably a tad South of this place...
http://i41.photobucket.com/albums/e289/goldylox1216/DisneyWorldCastle_nite.jpg

Sigh.... it makes me homesick just to look at it!

[noflyingfan]

Don't lie, Kel. You know you want to live IN Cinderella's castle, not NEAR it!

[WillFlyToDisney]

Don't lie, Kel. You know you want to live IN Cinderella's castle, not NEAR it!

Guilty! :blush:

[noflyingfan]

Maybe you should name your baby Walt.

Or Sleepy, Happy, Grumpy, Dopey...

[noflyingfan]

Yeah, Debbie, and if you run across someone you don't like, throw them into that triangle thing. :angel:

[EyesSkyward]

Where I am now is actually not too bad.

It's a big enough city that there's actually stuff to do other than tractor pulls and cow-tipping, yet the cost of living is quite reasonable. Healthy economy. Good restaurants. Tolerable traffic. Great symphony. :D

Not too cold in the winter, not too hot in the summer. Well okay, it's pretty bad in the middle of summer, but that's why there are air conditioners. No hurricanes/floods/blizzards. We do have the occassional tornado, but they're pretty rare.

The airspace is fairly simple, the density altitudes are (usually) low, and the controllers are friendly. :airplane:

Sure would be nice if we had an Ikea though. Oh, and better public transit.

Now, if money and other realities of life were of no concern, then I'd either want to live in Manhattan, or somewhere in the Pacific Northwest (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pacific_Northwest), like Portland, Seattle, or Vancouver.

- Jeff

[Rebecca]

I love it here in the Pacific Northwest.

But if I couldn't live here, give me a cottage in Scotland, preferably with a view like this one of Dornoch Firth. About a half hour's walk away should be a village where there's a newsagent, a greengrocer, and a bookshop. I would wear wellies and a mackintosh when it rained. And I'd have to have a dog, even though I don't like them very much. No cottage in Scotland is complete without a dog to walk over the moors. Then the dog sleeps on a cushion in front of the fire and makes the whole place smell like rained-on dog.

:)

http://www.btinternet.com/~daniel.johnson/images/pics/New_Folder9/DornochFirth.JPG

[AZO-FA]

Lexington, KY.

I know, weird. I've been to so many places and they are all nice to visit, but that's what the fun is about them. They're for visiting.

The only place I have found that I long to be all the time is Lexington, KY. I have always loved it since I was a little girl and yesterday when my crew got into LEX and we were on our way downtown to the hotel, my pilots looked at me like I was mentally unstable as my eyes were glued to the window of the van.

I love the way it looks. I love the horses. I love the fences. I love the people.

Ahh...as soon as I get my bills paid off...I'm buying another horse.

[JPenny]

Where I live sounds just like what Jeff described. Jeff, do you live in my town???

It's nice here, but I'm a romantic. Rebecca, I'm moving in with you. Scotland and a dog on the moor near the Firth place sound fine, very fine!

McJean :wave:

[noflyingfan]

Jeff's town actually sounds a bit like Chicago too. Except the cost of living bit, but really, for a major city, it's not terrible.

And we not only have an Ikea, we have TWO! :D

[WillFlyToDisney]

I've lived in Jeff's town and he is pretty accurate in the description. IKEA is more of a guy's store though so I never felt like anything was missing... :D

I'll take a PieWagon over an IKEA any day of the week.

[Agne]

I love it here (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OFNsoUSaRFk&mode=related&search=) in Cesena!:)

But I would love to live here (http://sardegna2.altervista.org/) (Sardegna) too.

Or here (http://it.viaggi.yahoo.com/p-guida_viaggi-7644-san_francisco_guida_viaggi-i).

[AZO-FA]

I'm changing mine.

I want to live at home with mom and pop forever.

It's the best.

[jesgooch]

South Island, New Zealand. Hands down. Maybe outside Queenstown or Christchurch.

Flights to Australia, Fiji and the South Pacific would be short too.