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i grew in london and im now back here up but where my parents work involves alot of travelling so ive been moving around alot with them. it meant i got to see different places. if i was to pick my favourite it would be paris or even london(but the weather in london is terrible). But it all depends where you would like to go…like do you prefer the countryside were its nice and quite or the busy cities?

London is so busy like all the time and its a bit like NYC accept for the accents. but paris is really like traditional and very beautiful.

you said “I’m sure wherever I move will be in the US” and the nicest place in the US i think has to be virginia. its a nice place for your son to grow up in. anyway good luck with it all (if you decide to move).

excruciatingly exceedingly abominable irritatingly HOT. Florida it is matie. but i love the cold and miss it . i myself am a newyorker until recent two years ago.

ICELAND

pros:
A lot of opportunities. You can really be whoever you want to be.
Clean air
Best water in the world. From the tab.
Low energy cost (heating + electricity)
Beautiful unspoiled nature = a lot of room for each individual.
Low crime rate.
Poverty almost non existent (allthough we do have a clear lower class now)
Small and cosy.
Sunny in summer, snowing in winter.

The best: Hike up a mountain in mid july. Bring a bottle of wine. Watch the sun go down and come up again moments later.

cons:
Isolation (geographically + culturally)….jeez yes.
Few people…nowhere to run nowhere to hide (the whole country is like a small town)
EXPENSIVE as hell
A lot of prejudice due to a LONG time of isolation
Severe capitalism…blooming
windy
National disease: Alchoholism + depression!

The worst: A slobbering drunk man in his mid 50’s hitting on you in down town Reykjavik. Obviously blacked out since he forgot to take off the wedding ring.

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ICELAND

pros:
A lot of opportunities. You can really be whoever you want to be.
Clean air
Best water in the world. From the tab.
Low energy cost (heating + electricity)
Beautiful unspoiled nature = a lot of room for each individual.
Low crime rate.
Poverty almost non existent (allthough we do have a clear lower class now)
Small and cosy.
Sunny in summer, snowing in winter.

The best: Hike up a mountain in mid july. Bring a bottle of wine. Watch the sun go down and come up again moments later.

cons:
Isolation (geographically + culturally)….jeez yes.
Few people…nowhere to run nowhere to hide (the whole country is like a small town)
EXPENSIVE as hell
A lot of prejudice due to a LONG time of isolation
Severe capitalism…blooming
windy
National disease: Alchoholism + depression!

The worst: A slobbering drunk man in his mid 50’s hitting on you in down town Reykjavik. Obviously blacked out since he forgot to take off the wedding ring.

the pros make me just jump and want to go . but the cons will make me run with a scream

:) he’s like an vice president somewhere…they all are now.

It’s worse now man, if ye can believe it.

well im originally from a boring white middle class area not too far from liverpool, nothing happens there, the people are mostly scum. Symbol of social deprivation to the east of me, reactionary rich conservatives to the west. If I never go back itll be too soon.

Currently living sheffield ways. Nice enough city, not much like a traditional city, alot of suburban type areas, alright night out tho, everything you could need. Nice and green I guess.

Truly though, im born for cities, id love to live in somewhere like NYC

I live in Illinois. I am close to Chicago. I commute into Chicago for school. I am not sure where would be a good place to raise a child. I would not want to raise mine in Chicago or in NY. I would take them to visit Chicago, I am not sure if I would take them to visit New York. Where i have grown up is nice I think. It is a good pace for me. Chicago can be quite fast for me at ties and i am not always in teh mood to move so fast.

I also LOVE DOOR COUNTY Wisconsin! It is not really a year round place, more a summer and fall place, but people do live there year round. I think it is a very close knitted community that lives there. Shrugs Shoulders. i would not mind living there either! Favorite place to go.

Hi hope you get sorted soon, you need a place that has great schools and uni’s, also great parks to go to. I live in the uk Bristol then at 19 moved to Cearphilly Wale (just down the road from Tom Jones land Pontypridd) it lovely here my girls have grown up, being able to walk up the mountains with there friends climb trees and have a laugh. Very soon they will be out on the town in Cardiff, which is 20mins down the road… Would recomend a visit as it so lovely here!

Take care all the best with the future : )

The most beautiful place on the planet in an unbiased oppinion is where I live.. And its Mt. Shasta California………..wow

I live in a beautiful coastal village in Scotland. My house is built on top of a cliff and the views over the North Sea are breathtaking. I live to be in New York and spend all my time in the Jazz clubs / scene, that is me at my most content.

Want to trade?

If trades are going on i’ll take america for britain any day, who wants my life?

Here in KY there are rolling hills covered with trees broken up by pasture and crop land pretty nice temp in upper 80s with high humidity lots of wildlife deer and turkeys can see for miles in any direction not extreme population.

I Live in ROME (ITALY)

What can I say?…it’s great :p