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If you could live anywhere in the world, where would you go?
If you could pack up and go somewhere next week, where would you go? Why?
Would you want to live there or just visit? I recently moved from New York city to a Caribbean island for a few months, and now I'm thinking of what could be next...it's overwhelming. I need new ideas, and I'm curious as to what attracts other people to a place.
So if you could go and live anywhere in the world, where would you go?
Would you want to live there or just visit? I recently moved from New York city to a Caribbean island for a few months, and now I'm thinking of what could be next...it's overwhelming. I need new ideas, and I'm curious as to what attracts other people to a place.
So if you could go and live anywhere in the world, where would you go?
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Permalink Reply by Vanessa M. on -
I think if I could choose anywhere I would stay in Canada, but move from Winnipeg to Montreal. There's just something about that city that pulls me in and makes me never want to leave.
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Permalink Reply by Allison on -
I would love to live in Europe. I am a huge history junkie so I would love that. Probably London, just because it's an English-speaking country. But I also loved Paris, and that's a bit more central to other countries.
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Permalink Reply by Oats on -
Right now my top 5 places are:
1. Austin - unfortunately, I'm pretty sure that there is no big bioengineering industry in the area so it would be hard for me to get work.
2. Brisbane, Australia - I lived there during a study abroad and absolutely loved the city. They have a Tech school so I'm thinking there may be jobs open there??? Coincidentally I'm wearing my UQ t-shirt today.
3. Southern California - The heart of bioengineering in the US and fantastic climate.
4. Atlanta - I lived there for 5 years and would not have moved back if it weren't for financial reasons. I love it there, my wife loves it there and it's easier to network through Georgia Tech there than here (Chicago burbs).
5. Wales - I have a half-uncle who works at a university as a biomedical engineer. I've been to England and Ireland. I think Wales would be an awesome place to live.
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Permalink Reply by floreta on -
I would live in the Philippines where my family is from.
And I am :)
For an entire year. (but possibly more)
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Permalink Reply by terryn on -
France! I love just about everything about it. I'm in my third semester of French, and moving there would make learning the language so much easier. I definitely want to move there, at least for a year! I want to live in the city for awhile, and then experience the countryside.
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Permalink Reply by cooper on -
The Amalfi Coast, as someone already mentioned, Costa Rica — the coast, probably the west coast, or back to Tasmania where I grew up. This continual Mid-Atlantic snow barrage is getting on my nerves.
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Permalink Reply by Liz P on -
Vietnam. In a heartbeat. Pho, pho, pho, and wonderful people. And no snow. Ever. Again.
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Permalink Reply by Heather on -
Oh, probably Scotland or Wales (G.B.). I love the culture and traditions of the region. The history and the scenery.
::sigh::
I'd love to visit Egypt and Mayan ruins and take TONS of pictures :)
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Permalink Reply by Megan on -
Someday I hope to live in England. I've always been an Anglophile, and a three-day trip to London just wasn't enough.
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Permalink Reply by Katie Earley on -
I spent three months in London and that still wasn't enough! It's such a wonderful place.
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Permalink Reply by Amy --- Just A Titch on -
I've always had a sort of secret fantasy about running off to Paris...
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Permalink Reply by Melissa Tian on -
I'd go anywhere in the UK... For as long as I remember, I've always wanted to live there, so it would be a dream come true if I actually did. Looking at how things are, I don't think I will be able to.
There's Australia as a second option: that's more likely, somehow, seeing as how their Skilled Migration List includes my future profession. :)
New Zealand will be my third choice: I love that there are only about 4 million people there. I'm not a very big fan of crowds, though I love bustling cities - does that sound weird or what? LOL.
Anywhere in Europe would be great, though... That'd be a nice experience.
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