It's pretty simple - where would you want to live and why?
What would be better in that country than where you currently reside? Can you imagine what would you miss from your native country ( other than family and friends) ?
If you could choose a country to live
It's pretty simple - where would you want to live and why?
What would be better in that country than where you currently reside? Can you imagine what would you miss from your native country ( other than family and friends) ?
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I wanted to live in the United Kingdom. I live in Portugal so, anything is better than this! Trust me! The red bus, the museums, the gardens, everything seems so wonderful! But I would like also to live in Greek. Those temples are great and they're still up! But to work it would be better in Egypt or Greek, my home in the United Kingdom!
I'm not girl of missing friends (it's bad, isn't it?)....... they're in my heart and in my head so as along as they are here *points to my heart and head* I'll never miss them.
Canada.
Free healthcare, cold weather, hard liquor, and the Kids in the Hall. Plus I have a bunch of *ahem* personal reasons to do this.
Switzerland or whichever place that's like top 5 in standard of living.
Whichever country that I could own.
The Principality of Sealand! /sarcasm
No, seriously... I live in Canada and wouldn't want to live anywhere else, save maybe to get out of Quebexico...
Probably Canada, the UK, or even just here. It doesn't bother me that much!
I believe in the power of humanity.
People often think that about the UK. It's a different story once they get here and realise what it's really like. Some parts of the United Kingdom are incredibly beautiful, especially the peaceful countryside and beautiful mountains. However, the buses, museums and botanical gardens aren't exactly the most amazing things we have to offer.I wanted to live in the United Kingdom. I live in Portugal so, anything is better than this! Trust me! The red bus, the museums, the gardens, everything seems so wonderful!
If I could live anywhere in the world, I'd probably choose Canada. It seems quite nice.
"As the days go by, we face the increasing inevitability that we are alone in a godless,
uninhabited, hostile and meaningless universe. Still, you've got to laugh, haven't you?"
i'd live in new zealand it's like the UK but with more sheep and better weather.
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It would be nice to live in England. The thought of it makes me want to gather up money and take a trip down there.
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Going strictly by countries, New Zealand. Going by a certain person who lives in a certain country, the US of A.
But New Zealand is easily the greatest country of the lot - once you take away theme parks, I can't think of anything it lacks.
So, basically, of the places I've lived/want to live...
USA: The girl I love.
UK: Good money.
NZ: Absoloutely everything else.
No matter where I was, I'd probably miss something from another country. Maybe not money, but in the other two I'd always miss the other in some way.
Bow before the mighty Javoo!
Australia. Because it's ace.
*blushes* Oh, Daniel! Not in public!
Anyway, I'm pretty good with the US, but I wouldn't mind the UK (not in or near London, though - somewhere in the countryside, maybe Scotland) or NZ. I don't think I could pick up another language well enough to go somewhere where they don't speak English. Canada would be acceptable as well, but I see no real reason to go.
I don't know, really? I mean, there are many countries that I'd love to visit and see, but I don't know if I could live there? To live, is kinda a life-time thing and I probably can't live without my darling, Denmark
For example: I'd love to visit Japan some day, maybe even live there for a year (or so), simply because their culture is interesting to me, but I couldn't live there my entire life. A part of me would always miss Denmark, and the danish food
Europe... now that's different. Many European countries are a lot like each other, so that wouldn't be much of a difference. Take Germany, for example. Denmark and Germany share borders, and therefore, naturally, the culture is very much a like, except for some political things. Anyway, I wouldn't like to live there. Although I almost can speak the language fluently, and I have lots of family there, I'm still gonna miss my own country...
Country? Australia or New Zealand.
Anywhere? Southern California.
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