If you could live anywhere in the world except your homeland, where would that be?
Still haven’t seen most of the world....but outside the US, my first pick would still probably end up being in North America: Vancouver/environs.
Norway, Switzerland, Sweden, austria, Belgium...just far away from the US. If I thought I could do it I'd move north to Canada and thumb my nose the 'States. Living standards, outlook of all those other places far outdo the US. Wish I'd seriously thought of moving years ago.
New Zealand would probably be my pick for the Sputhern hemisphere, but for the Northern hemisphere, the Netherlands/Denmark would do nicely. A visit to Europe is definitely on the bucket list.
Denmark, Sweden, Finland would be on the top of my list. As a civil engineer, I am appalled at the state of our infrastructure (USA). Roads, bridges, etc. We just don't take good care of what we have.
Lots of good plastic surgeons in Venezuela, and, Colombia. I did some research.
Right now I’m thinking Switzerland for a combination of mountains, high standard of living, and maybe being somewhere where I could fit in at work, but that’s a pre-research answer. There are probably plenty of places I could fit in if the working and social environments were right.
Some tropical island. I love the beaches. I love warm days and nights. Hawaii would be nice. There are some gorgeous beaches in Mexico. Some lovely Greek islands. What a beautiful planet. It's got some amazing places to visit and to live in. Difficult questions. We best not fuck up our planet. I'd like to at least see some more of places.
Ooh, that is tough. I live in the UK, so that's tough to beat. I prefer cooler climates, but I have a thing for brunettes. I'm proficient in French and Spanish. So... I'd probably say France. A variety of climates, hot girls and I know the lingo. Places like Norway and the Netherlands are just too full of blondes.
Thinking of leaving this 'shit-hole' country to move to Norway. Hope nobody else made this joke but I wasn't going to search through 60+ posts!
I was gonna give you thumps up but you made it a joke.
Canada (where I grew up), Australia, or New Zealand. I am seriously thinking about moving to Canada due to rump. I wish I had taken out Canadian citizenship when I could have... 20/20 hindsight.
Iceland or New Zealand
@VictoriaNotes Dont worry we havent had one in a few hours lol. We have one of those Alert systems for your phone like Hawaii does, not for nuclear bombs but for earthquakes and tsunamis.
@Sacha and @VictoriaNotes,Both nations have earthquakes but less people and social problems than most place other places and are equally good choice should I have to move from my preferred home. The thing is that there are a lot of choice that are here in Canada as well its nice to live in a really big nation with a low population.
@VictoriaNotes Interesting not long after you mentioned this about earthquakes, this link came up on my facebook [charlie-mitchell.carto.com] 10 years of earthquakes in New Zealand in 10 seconds
@VictoriaNotes , Unfortunately Canada is not devoid of people willing to make stupid choices but, it lacks the rabid crazy found in a lot of the States. Harper tried to change this and failed as the conservative will always do. Things like healthcare and the social safety net are things that the average Canadian takes for granted make it really difficult for conservatives to touch. We also have provinces with socialist governments that won't play ball with the likes of Harper.
@VictoriaNotes , Yes, Scheer is waiting in the wings he is a social conservative and is best described as Harper with a smile. I live in one of those evangelical pockets with estimates that they make up 30% of Alberta's population.
Iceland is beautiful and interesting country. New Zealand sounds nice.