Where would you live if money was not an issue?

In Ontario just in a better neighborhood and house

Back to New York City...where I was born and raised till I moved to Canada :cry:Kikouken

Whats wrong with canada?

In a fancy neighborhood in England.Tuky06

I'd have a few big options, not sure what my spouse would like, so it really wouldn't be up to me completely.

Either back to my homeland, France. (Though they're having political issues and all that good stuff, I do love my homecountry.)

Italy, Florence or Venice, I don't know Italian though... my spouse knows a bit at least.

A super cheap, nice state in the USA. Pensylvania or something, a nice place out in the middle of nowhere, lots of land. We'd shop around, i don't know where is cheap. And we would have to move to a place that leans on treating us nice, so we'd have to brush up on politics. It's complicated business, money really isn't the only issue in us moving.

dhyce

I was going to say I live in N.E. PA and its not that cheap, we have a lot of NY and NJ people that love to come to the area and do to that, all our living expenses have gone up. :( Pa is nice and all, but its really over rated.SilvrDog

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I'd have a few big options, not sure what my spouse would like, so it really wouldn't be up to me completely.

Either back to my homeland, France. (Though they're having political issues and all that good stuff, I do love my homecountry.)

Italy, Florence or Venice, I don't know Italian though... my spouse knows a bit at least.

A super cheap, nice state in the USA. Pensylvania or something, a nice place out in the middle of nowhere, lots of land. We'd shop around, i don't know where is cheap. And we would have to move to a place that leans on treating us nice, so we'd have to brush up on politics. It's complicated business, money really isn't the only issue in us moving.

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[QUOTE="B05T0N"][QUOTE="dhyce"]

I'd have a few big options, not sure what my spouse would like, so it really wouldn't be up to me completely.

Either back to my homeland, France. (Though they're having political issues and all that good stuff, I do love my homecountry.)

Italy, Florence or Venice, I don't know Italian though... my spouse knows a bit at least.

A super cheap, nice state in the USA. Pensylvania or something, a nice place out in the middle of nowhere, lots of land. We'd shop around, i don't know where is cheap. And we would have to move to a place that leans on treating us nice, so we'd have to brush up on politics. It's complicated business, money really isn't the only issue in us moving.

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