an alternative country??

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  • karenjoy
    karenjoy Posts: 1,840 Member
    I already live in paradise, a beautiful peaceful place, a tiny island with lots of history and lots of beauty, but if I had to live elsewhere, I would live in Canada, as my Husband is Canadian
  • alltacht
    alltacht Posts: 139 Member
    I love visiting other countries but Ireland is home and its the best for me :) .....But I guess the south of france would be a welcome change in weather!!
  • Bahet
    Bahet Posts: 1,254 Member

    No the worst place in america is BETTER than alot of countries

    What I said still stands. Don't be so idiotic.
    Technically, he's right. But the same exact thing could be said about most countries. The worst place in Germany, France, England, Brazil, Australia, Japan, Croatia, Turkey, etc, etc, etc. is better than a lot (it's 2 words) of countries.
  • nevergiveup92
    nevergiveup92 Posts: 99
    Probably Scotland as that's where my paternal family is from and just think it's beautiful there.
  • alltacht
    alltacht Posts: 139 Member
    I already live in paradise, a beautiful peaceful place, a tiny island with lots of history and lots of beauty, but if I had to live elsewhere, I would live in Canada, as my Husband is Canadian

    Any chance its Ireland? :D
  • taunto
    taunto Posts: 6,420 Member
    No the worst place in america is BETTER than alot of countries

    As someone who lives in ONE of the worst places in US (Flint, MI), I agree with this statement
  • Flixie00
    Flixie00 Posts: 1,195 Member
    I come from a long line of Londoners, but my family has the habit of retiring abroad, with my nan moving to Australia (to join my uncle and his family), and my parents retiring to Crete. I think they had the right idea, and at the moment, I quite fancy the South of France :glasses:
  • mermx
    mermx Posts: 976
    I like to live exactly where I live I can look at the sea from my window, it is about 100 metres from my front door. I can walk on the beach with my little toy poodle...I love where I live each and every day I am so grateful for my life here :-)))
  • n8na
    n8na Posts: 76 Member
    Ireland, Norway or Italy.
  • RebelliousRibbons
    RebelliousRibbons Posts: 391 Member
    I was born in Ohio,US, and have spent most of my life here, but my boyfriend is from London, England. When we get married, I am definitely moving there with him. :)
  • princeza9
    princeza9 Posts: 337 Member
    I've lived in Germany, Czech Republic, Spain and China. While the US will always be home, I would love to live in Germany again. I love just about everything about it.
  • igora_soma
    igora_soma Posts: 486
    Downtown Toronto or Vancouver. I love those cities! Or else I'd probably move back to London.
  • firesoforion
    firesoforion Posts: 1,017 Member
    I don't know that I'd ever want to live anywhere other than the US permanently (home country), but I did love living in Scotland. Hoping to get back there.
  • lornaheron
    lornaheron Posts: 72
    I'd go back to Malta where i used to live. It's such a lovely relaxed , slow pace of life. :)
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  • xarge
    xarge Posts: 484 Member
    Of all the places I've (temporarily) lived in, my favorite so far is Barcelona and of course Istanbul, my home.
  • mermx
    mermx Posts: 976
    Ud like to wear a burka?


    If I remember right, women in Saudi Arabia don't wear a burqa. Why so quick to judge?

    Dress code for Saudi


    There is no absolutely correct dress code for Saudi Arabia: the best way for both men and women to avoid getting into difficulties is to dress conservatively in public. Most women wear an abaya (black cloak) and some also decide to cover their hair in order to avoid confrontation with the Mutawwa (or religious police) who patrol the suqs (markets) and shopping centres and who often challenge women on this point. Men should not wear shorts in public.

    Sounds like you're from Riyadh. I used to live in Riyadh and its fairly true there (though not as strict as you're portraying, what you said was true about 20 years ago, not so much anymore even in Riyadh). But if you were to goto Jeddah or dammam or other towns its fairly lose. Heck even the shops stay open for Jummah prayer in Jeddah and Dammam

    No I am from North Wales UK lol! but I travel and the abaya is pretty true for most muslim coountries. Even here, where I live when the people from muslim religions wear the same garb!

    Each to their own, I have no problem with it. When in Rome and all that if I go to another country!

    Could tell you a stories about France though when I visited in June and they have supposedly banned the burka! but hey gonna stay clear of the no no subjects on here!
  • amonkey794
    amonkey794 Posts: 651 Member
    Switzerland or Germany. I absolutely loved them :) only down fall is that I love tanning (all natural sun tanning!) and neither place is all that accommodating to keeping up my tan. So for now I'm happy here.
  • karenjoy
    karenjoy Posts: 1,840 Member
    I already live in paradise, a beautiful peaceful place, a tiny island with lots of history and lots of beauty, but if I had to live elsewhere, I would live in Canada, as my Husband is Canadian

    Any chance its Ireland? :D

    Ummmm NO...I mean a TINY island, its 12 miles at its widest and 26 miles long, and I am English
  • SueMizZou
    SueMizZou Posts: 139 Member
    I love New Zealand. I've been there twice and enjoyed both visits. The scenery is beautiful and the people, incredible. I love America but the politics are getting to me...
  • karinapeterson
    karinapeterson Posts: 195 Member
    No where else, love NZ! Might like to live in the northern parts of NZ where it is a little warmer but I am a kiwi girl through and through :)
  • mangoduck
    mangoduck Posts: 35 Member
    South Korea for me.
  • alltacht
    alltacht Posts: 139 Member
    I already live in paradise, a beautiful peaceful place, a tiny island with lots of history and lots of beauty, but if I had to live elsewhere, I would live in Canada, as my Husband is Canadian

    Any chance its Ireland? :D

    Ummmm NO...I mean a TINY island, its 12 miles at its widest and 26 miles long, and I am English

    Cool just asking :) My guess now is Isle of Man? My mother is from there it's a lovely place. Anyway I know I could be wrong again I'm no authority on nearby islands!
  • GnochhiGnomes
    GnochhiGnomes Posts: 348 Member
    Technically, he's right.

    Where did I say he wasn't?
  • ansy96
    ansy96 Posts: 55
    UK or Denmark. There are great opportunities for education and work.
  • tajmel
    tajmel Posts: 401 Member
    I haven't traveled enough to know where exactly I'd like to go, but I know I'd like to experience life other places some day. I would probably settle for moving back to Alaska though :).
  • BillyC96
    BillyC96 Posts: 7,560 Member
    I already live in paradise, a beautiful peaceful place, a tiny island with lots of history and lots of beauty, but if I had to live elsewhere, I would live in Canada, as my Husband is Canadian

    Any chance its Ireland? :D

    Ummmm NO...I mean a TINY island, its 12 miles at its widest and 26 miles long, and I am English

    Cool just asking :) My guess now is Isle of Man? My mother is from there it's a lovely place. Anyway I know I could be wrong again I'm no authority on nearby islands!

    No, it's the Isle of Wight off the south coast, and it is very pretty. I know because I'm the lucky Canadian. :smooched:
  • b14a3w3
    b14a3w3 Posts: 61 Member
    Alaska is beautiful but all that cold and ice......Switzerland is where I would live. It's so clean and friendly. Loved Yorkshire England too. Lots of history and ancient castles.
  • DebbieMc3
    DebbieMc3 Posts: 289 Member
    I also love living in the US but if I had to choose another country I think I woud choose France. For about 1 year. I have never been to france but I "think" I would like it there. lol
  • RideaYeti
    RideaYeti Posts: 211 Member
    Of the countries I have been to (Canada, Mexico, Panama, India, Slovakia, several Caribbean islands), I would probably say Slovakia.

    I would really like to be able to travel around though. Be in the Alps (Italy, Switzerland, Austria) in the summer and a coastal area (Italy, Spain, Greece, Virgin Islands, St. Lucia, etc.) for the winter.
  • xxxray
    xxxray Posts: 301 Member
    Whenever I go back to the Highlands of Scotland it's like a religious experience for me ... especially if I get the sleeper train from London and wake up to those views ... I also love France ... I turned 20 rebuilding a medieval castle in France and it was the best time of my life ... especially when the local kids stormed us on Bastille Day .!!
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