What's the difference between where you live now, and where you want to live?
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We get alot of snow where I am at and not so much where I hope to end up :)
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It’s freaking cold in Denmark. When I grow up I want to either live in the states, Egypt, Spain or Italy. Because I wanna be a business woman and I just love how beautiful Egypt is.
Where I want to live overlooks Loch Ness, where I currently live is at least a 9 hour drive to Loch Ness!
I love the area I am living in. The only thing I would like to be different is to be in a house rather than an apartment.
We don’t have mountains or deer. I crave both and had them in Arkansas! Right in the yard. Plus, Arkansas has one day of snow each winter, maybe two. So perfect.
Here it’s semi-tropical. ugh.
Where I live now is a heck of lot hotter and more humid than anywhere I’d like to live. But that’s probably the only real negative I can assign to it.
Not much. I’d prefer more trees, a view of a northwoods lake and a little bit more snow in the winter. Other than that, I’m happy.
It is flat as a pancake where I live now and where I will be living in 15 years will have lush mountainsides, crystal clear rivers and lakes out my window.
I really enjoy living where I’m now. I live in a great neighborhood and have some very caring and friendly neighbors!
Where I live now has a fairly cheap cost-of-living, but it is oh so hot and humid in the summer months. Tornadoes are common in the spring and fall, and there is the lurking threat of a potential earthquake. The crime rate puts the city in the Top 5 worst in the US annually.
Where I want to live is in a small town in England. It isn’t the prettiest, but it has its charm. The house sits on top of a hill with a charming garden in the back. From the bedroom window, I can see a field of sheep grazing, and a pub with a truly British name is directly across the street. The best feature is the wonderful man who lives in it and wants to marry me.
I am content living where i live. after all, i just paid my mortage in full and too old to move anywhere else.
My wife loves Italy and is constantly trying to convince me to move there.
347km, and 9.8ms^-2 of gravity.
Where I live now, I have to pay bills.
Where I want to live? No bills.
Yup. According to this chart, if you sort by Total Violent Crime, Memphis ranks #3 in 2009.
Nothing. Here’s our definition of a traffic jam (and to make it better, the driver is a friend from up the road)THis
Last week-end
It’s minus3C (26F) here with dark gloomy skies and snow on the ground- makes me want to curl up in bed. Some seasons would be nice, we only get winter, spring with snow, summer, and fall with snow.
where I am now:
-big city
-horrible public transportation
-suburbia
-lower cost of living
-at home with parents
-less snow
-high crime
where I want to be (at least for a few years):
-smaller city
-decent public transportation
-higher cost of living
-in an apartment with boyfriend
-considerable snow
-not high crime
For me… about 135 years or so.
I was definitely born in the wrong century. Alas, I still remain unsure if I was born to early or too late.
I love it except that it is too dry and too cold. Yesterday it was about 40 with hurricane force winds (ok, just a tad below), but I almost started crying while biking to work, it was so painful. And its only October. :’(
@gailcalled traffic jam? a beautiful photo of you holding your cat? I dont get it but I wish I had that backyard.
Bureaucracy stifles culture and creates great inconvenience.
The weather is shit.
The city isn’t exactly teeming with people willing to lend me a motorbike for $4 per day.
The common man never benefits from the corruption.
Almost everything I buy costs me between 10 and 100 times the cost of manufacture.
I spend about twice as much on rent as on food, rather than vice-versa.
I love the city where I live, but I would love to have a really big, trendy apartment right in the city centre.
Here is the usual traffic in the center of town: http://tinyurl.com/2d44cx2
Another typical scene (the dog belongs to my neighbor);
And since I have 20 acres of wooded land, that is not a back yard but the area around the front of the house.
I now live in Northern California, in a big 4 bedroom house with a court yard entry in front, a giant yard with a picket fence all around and a pool in the back yard, with two patios and fruit trees across the back, and an orange tree on the side.
Where I want to live is on the Beach in Southern California. If we sold our house here, we could afford to buy a tiny one bedroom condo a block or two from the beach.
I’m in Jersey, and I want not to be in Jersey.
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