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i live in Cheyenne Wyoming and i love it here the air is fresh and crisp the mountains are only 10 minutes away and there is all the beer you can drink.

Colorado. :B

In British Columbia Canada, they have a pretty good summer and an AMAZING Winter. Snowboarding there is ridiculously good.

Chicago.

I was born there and I love the city.

I'm happy here in Sydney for now. Although I did live in Ireland for 6 years which was quite the fun, and New York was good for a visit.

somewhere on the beach of lake michigan. preferably somewhere thats NOT a tourist trap and has very few people. nothing is more amazing than an entire beach to urself.

i have been visiting lake michigan almost evey year of my life and i still cant get over how awesome and beautiful it is. the sand is soft and almost everywhere (even ur bed sheets sometimes, but u can deal with it if ur not a pussy), the water is fresh, clear, moderately warm, shark/jellyfish free, and overall just pleasant.

im a born and raised michigan boy and at this point in my life i cant imagine living anywhere else. sure i would love to travel and go places beyond anything i could even deem fathomable, but my heart and home is here... as well as mah football team GO BLUE!!

Texas for the heat and lax guns laws

Tough question. So many awesome places.

I love Colorado, the great outdoors is not an exageration. But I'm a little tired of the winters. Haven't been snowboarding for a few years, the ski towns are all just too expensive anymore and if you're not outside playing in the snow it kindof sucks (cold, shovelling...)
Grand Junction has mild winters so it's a pretty good place to be for other outdoor activities. High elevation desert basically.
College town, low wages.

Other places I've lived that I'd love to move back to...

Flagstaff Arizona. It's high up on a plateua/forest so not gnarly hot like alot of Arizona. Has a nearby ski resort and big volcano mountains very close to town. The desert (Sedona) is only about 1/2 hour away so it's got a great mix of terrain and things to do year round.
But, like many of these places, College town, lots of students needing work, not enough jobs= low wages.

Ashland Oregon. At the base of some sweet mountains. Awesome counter culture and mountain biking. Mild winter, nice nearby ski resort. Ocean is about 1 hour away (cold surfing is possible)
But again, plagued by the college town workforce.

Haliewa Hawaii.
What can I say, it's Hawaii, North Shore. 80 degree water all year. great surf. Some good but TOUGH mountian biking, the hills are super steep. The climate is perfect.
But pay is horrible, rent is way too high.


Places to NOT live. Anahiem California (aka Orange County, Los Angeles). I don't really need to exlain that festering armpit scrubville do I?

I'm not much of a city person myself. But if you were in the right spot like your Great Aunt it might be cool for awhile. (But I bet you haven't seen the movies 'Joe's Apartment')
Just because as you said you can do alot. Places like LA are so spread out you have to drive for an hour to get anywhere/do anything. And that's usually only 5 miles away.

But you're misinformed about doctors in Grand Junction. I don't know the population but it's gotta be at least 100,000. They are actually just finishing up a really large hospital addition. It's about 10-12 stories tall (now the tallest building in the area and on top of a hill). I think they have at least 2 doctors

Yeah 50 first dates was filmed on the North Shore (Haliewa)

i wantedd to live in like tennessee or kentucky like sumwhere down south with alot of land to have a farm...even tho my family has a farm in jersey its not owned by like close family.....i dont even think its owned by us anii more lol

I'm totaly moving back to burbank when I get out of college, prob gonna pick a nice little appt and try to do nothing for as long as I can. Once that little trip ends I'm not sure if I'll stay there

Now that I think about it, I'd probably pick a nice suburb of Chicago. The city proper is nice, but I don't think I'd like to live there as an adult. Just thirty minutes outside town would be nice.

Why did you put quotes by "aunt and uncle"? >__________________________________________________________>

After having moved to the pacific northwest, I can't imagine wanting to live anyplace else.

1st choice:
I would want to live in a Suburb outside of Kansas City, Kansas. Its pleasent and the roads arent as crowded as they are in Dallas.
2nd choice:
Umm i think someplace in Colorado would be nice, i like how the winters are and the summer are the complete oppiste.
3rd Choice:
Last resort if i cant get a house faraway from Tx. I would proabaly move to another nice suburb outside Dallas, sigh, no fun in this choice.

whats with people wanting to be greenies Wyoming is where its at

Katie's backfrom the dead? :O

I want to live in the woods somewhere with WiFi and a fast internet connection. Something with a cabin kind of feel near a lake.

1st: Japan; It is an "interesting" place, and quite a few people there also speak English

2nd: Luna (The moon); It is impossible to "live" there, but NASA is currently doing research so that there can eventually be an outpost where people can live for around 200 days. Although it would be close to living in Hell, I would be able to say I lived on the moon.

3: A yellow submarine; Do I need to explain?

captainangry wrote:I want to live in the woods somewhere with WiFi and a fast internet connection. Something with a cabin kind of feel near a lake.

EXACTLY. ive been trying to find cheap mobile broadband but nothing is cheap enough for me.
since im going to my cabin and its a PERFECT place to just stay and relax.
ill post pics when i get home

That's the hard part. If you are deep enough in the woods, no one has run cable Internet out that far. You either have to pay for a dedicated line (which would be nice but expensive) or use satellite Internet which is expensive and shitty.

okay why would you want to live out in the fucking middle of nowwhere

ugh, guys!

I would love to live in california napa valley its so peaceful there and its not ghetto like where i live right now... theres no stickers on the back of stop signs or anything and not much graffitti also the weather is wonderful warm but breezy right now i live in sun valley california but whatever its cool

Somewhere around Boston. Not actually IN the city, however. Preferably a suburb, where everything is quiet, but not too far from the city itself.

boyne highlands up in michigan, it's developed enough to have most amenities such as really fast internet, is attached to an awesome mountain and is surrounded by some of the best dirt roads this side of the Mississippi.

~Katie~ wrote:okay why would you want to live out in the fucking middle of nowwhere

ugh, guys!

Uhh, because I can't stand people.