[rubicon]

Gven thie choice between living and not there is not a place on earth that would be my least favorite.

[chuckinca]

Hawaii - can't drive to TV from there.

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[redwitch]

Anywhere in Florida but The Villages.

Central Africa.

South America except on the coasts.

Latin America.

Siberia (well, most of Russia to be honest).

[rmcpklinefelter]

...any large city...

[Serenoa]

simple: anywhere I can't grow palm trees.

[Cantwaittoarrive]

Originally Posted by Serenoa

simple: anywhere I can't grow palm trees.

[raynitsche]

Any place where a Tiki bar is a cart ride away.

[John_W]

I would say Miami, because I can't speak the language.

[Ripcord13]

Originally Posted by bluedog103

Boston or actually anywhere in New England. Way too many Red Sox and Patriot fans.

Never in NY or NJ way too many Yankees and Jets fans.

[mrsanborn]

Downtown Niagara Falls in a cardboard box. They tend to leak from the mist.

[BarryRX]

Houston.....they just have 2 seasons.....summer and February

[Bill-n-Brillo]

Any place that has long, cold, snowy winters. Ahia is bad enough for winter!!

Bill

[CFrance]

Anyplace where it snows, and I have to wear oodles of clothes in the winter and drive a car full of snowy black slush into the garage and then have to jump around it to get out of the car without stepping in it. And then having to deal with boots just inside the door, and, and, and... hate the winter, anywhere.

On the other hand, the "middle" is quite beautiful in the spring/summer. Can't even describe how incredibly beautiful Lake Michigan is in the summer. As long as I can get out by the end of September.

[eweissenbach]

I think I could live happily anywhere in the United States. I have lived in Missouri, North Dakota, Minnesota, Iowa, Kansas and Nebraska, and have found something unique and interesting about every place I have lived. I love TV and want to buy a place there soon, but happiness is not a place - it is a state of mind.

[another Linda]

Originally Posted by eweissenbach

I think I could live happily anywhere in the United States. I have lived in Missouri, North Dakota, Minnesota, Iowa, Kansas and Nebraska, and have found something unique and interesting about every place I have lived. I love TV and want to buy a place there soon, but happiness is not a place - it is a state of mind.

Amen!! Love the one you're with! (Yes, even Sybericuse!!)


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