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ahhh, the beautiful Hawaiian Islands! very nice!
NYC is a very exciting place to visit, so much to see and to do!
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Question of the Day, Sunday, January 10, 2016
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NYC is a very exciting place to visit, so much to see and to do!
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Right here where I am. It is home and I love it.
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great choice!
Costa Rica, Hawaii or the Eastern Shore of Maryland. In other words: BEACH!
Haha, why Mitchell? Just curious!
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That quote and reply got messed up I was saying I live in Maryland and what a crazy winter.60's today 17 degrees at night last week.
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a very lovely sentiment!
I have family thereHaha, why Mitchell? Just curious!
I've been there only three times but loved it each time. Even when I was there in January of 2011!
IN a perfect world, we'd split our time between the Florida Keys and the Bahamas
I'm pretty young and broke, so I've had very few opportunities to travel, almost none in my adult life. However, I really do think I'd prefer a colder climate (I know, I'm crazy), but the cold always makes the kitties cuddle more, and my Dubs could never handle the heat, even though I've lost him now its still a consideration. I'm more of a "sit on a beach in the cold with a coffee" person than a "lie on the beach and tan" person. Ideally a world of perpetual autumn would be great, but we don't live in a perfect world.
That DOES sound like a perfect world! I definitely prefer the colder weather. I haaate hot weather.
I'm pretty young and broke, so I've had very few opportunities to travel, almost none in my adult life. However, I really do think I'd prefer a colder climate (I know, I'm crazy), but the cold always makes the kitties cuddle more, and my Dubs could never handle the heat, even though I've lost him now its still a consideration. I'm more of a "sit on a beach in the cold with a coffee" person than a "lie on the beach and tan" person. Ideally a world of perpetual autumn would be great, but we don't live in a perfect world.
We're really happy where we are, but if you could pick the mountain up and spin it around so we're facing the ocean that would be great.
Right where we are, ocean is near nice cool breeze in summer never extreme heat, very mild winters expecting a trace of snow tomorrow. One night we were -2 that's been it so far
I'm not sure....... somewhere warm, say between 70 and 80 degrees, but with some kind of short, not too cold winters to kill off bugs and give a person a break. Florida has non stop horrible humidity and mosquitoes the size of June bugs, so no thanks. Most of those southern states make you feel like you need a shower right after you had one. But I'm SURE there has got to be 'pockets' of beautiful weather down there somewhere. My uncle lives on the west side of the Rockies and he says the weather there is perfect, I might look into that. Please post the best spots to live, I love hearing about them on these below zero mornings!
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a mountainous area of an equatorial country would be very nice -- interesting too!I do NOT like the tropics. Bugs, fungus, humidity, ugh. Now, maybe a mountainous area of an equatorial country, that could be OK. Somewhere not so wet but still doesn't get bitter cold. But I don't mind reasonable cold, I'm fine down to about 10 degrees. Under that, no thanks. So somewhere that has seasons but never gets colder than 10 degrees.
these days i feel cold of it's 72 degrees F or lower!
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i get that! over sized bugs and spiders, especially venomous ones, don't sound good to me either!Somewhere warm. Australia might be nice (I have family over there), but I'm not too keen on all the monster bugs and spiders (I'm fine with spiders of all sizes in the UK...just not sure how I'd adjust to the venomous ones)
In reality, I don't see me moving far...if at all. Much as I hate British weather, I'm REALLY bad with change. Just the thought of the process of moving freaks me out. Of course, if I could wave a magic wand and suddenly be moved, with everything in place and unpacked, that might be a different matter....
i agree, moving is definitely not fun.
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Northern or Central Europe! lovely choice!
I'm happy where I amOntario, Canada for the win! But if I absolutely had to choose beyond that, it would definitely be Northern or Central Europe.
Plus when it comes to my animals, I tend to care more about how the animal rights laws are, then worry about things like the weather/climate. Then afterward think about stuff like what is available in terms of local activities.
very good point, about the animal rights laws!
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yes, my kitties would prefer living somewhere warm too!
