I have traveled to about 30 countries....

I love Sweden but it is too dark. I need sunlight .

I love tuscany italy. I am not sure I can learn italian and my children live in the us. My compromise is to rent a flat in tuscany for three months. Considering that.

There are so many wonderful places, I could never decide. In my dream world, I would rotate between 4-6 different locations....but work and finances don't allow such frivolity.

right where I live now, Vancouver Island Canada. I've travelled a lot, but I love where I live and really don't want to ever leave here.

Nwgil Jamaica

Just got here staying until Nov 1. If I like it (living with a woman) well then Ya Mon!

Because you need lots of money to immigrate as well as a job but no one in the good countries will hire people in another country that doesn't have really good credentials

But I am here.

Because she hasn't asked me to move in with her.

Bangkok in Thailand. Why am I not there yet? I still enjoy being productive. My job challenges me with a delicate balance between killing me and keeping me young. The minute they kick me out, off I go over there to party non stop until I drop dead...it should take about a week ???

the point here is that I "could" live anywhere in the world....but, since I can't live everywhere, I live in one place and do a lot of traveling.

IT's not about moving there, it's about visiting EVERYWHERE.

I have traveled to many places in the world. I’m not sure where my favorite spot is. So i am still actively looking. Perhaps my favorite place is not a destination but the journey itself. I am writing this post to you as I sit in Costa Rica. I am taking a small break from swimming in the Pacific on Jaco Beach. Costa Rica is a beautiful country with very friendly people. I will be leaving here in a few days to return home in Florida. I am already planning my next journey. The search will continue...

I already live in the Kootenays in British Columbia, Canada. Feel blessed to be here.

I've been to, and worked in, many countries but it is hard to beat Australia or New Zealand as places to live.

I would move to Kenya but I would have to win a big lottery first. Lacka money.

SE Asia.

Not there because I have no viable source of income to earn a living once I got there.

I really like where i live now in Clearwater Florida. But If I had the chance (and the money), i would live in Florence Italy. I have family there.

I would be in South Florida, I love that part of the world, I'm not there because I have a career in Canada and I can only afford one or two vacations a year.

Wherever I am right now. It is what I have.

Amor Fati.

I would prefer to live high up on a mountain and live a quiet monk like lifestyle away from worldly distractions. I don't because i have older family members to take care of.

Right here.
It's a great "home base".
Perfect for us to summer at, and great for traveling to the Caribbean in the winter.

I'm already there I live 20 minutes from where I lived when I was twelve I love the Pacific Northwest and I could not imagine living anywhere else

Seattle and because I have no money

I have lived and traveled around the world and this country.I have landed in the best spot I have seen. The San Juan islands (Washington) have a temperate climate, beautiful nature, strong community and progressive politics.

I don't have a place that I would like to live because I love traveling too much. I have lived all over the US and am moving to Okinawa, Japan for 3 years the end of this month. When I retire in 12 years, we'll see what happens. Maybe the panhandle of Florida if it is still there.

My home in Ct and I am there now.

I've been thinking of an answer, but I'm stumped. Maui? Switzerland? Amalfi coast?
Hmmmm..