Where Do You Wish You Lived?

[Gary]

~ but I am sick of the US ~

Me to!!! I'm "sick" of having the opportunity to realize any dream I have, as long as I'm willing to work for it. I'm also "sick" of the almost absolute freedom to say what I want, to anyone I want, without fear of my government's intervention. I'm "sick" of alot more things here in the states but it would take to long to mention.

Edit: Of all the places I've lived and traveled to, I would still pick the Rice/West U area to live. I don't know what it is, but I love it over there.

Edited September 25, 2007 by Gary

[KimberlySayWhat]

Besides Houston, a small southern California town or Palm Springs.

[Retama]

In the rambling rock house my granddady built on the banks of Rowdy Creek just off the Salt Fork of the Brazos River.

Texas, only Texas.

[1959catty]

The Neuhaus House! I attended the exhibit today.

[Guest Marty]

Hawaii or the top floor of the JPMorgan Chase Tower.

[Guest Marty]

Boy these are OLD topics but what the hell.

Ah HA, so it is you voting on all these old polls , like which city is the largeest land wise and the nmainguy birthday poll!

What was the point of resurrecting these's two old threads?

Edited September 26, 2007 by Marty

[Subdude]

In Houston, the Huntington. Outside of Houston, Vancouver BC.

[ChannelTwoNews]

or the top floor of the JPMorgan Chase Tower.

It'd be sweet to buy out the space. Besides I have no problem with that standard office building smell anyway so keep that too.

While on office building conversions, I'd also go for the Wells Fargo Tower's upper set of skylobbies. For some reason I love the cross bracing you see on the inside, plus I think the eastern view is a bit of a change, but it'd still be cool.

For something more feasible (but still well out of my price range), I'd like to buy a house I rented for the winter several years ago. It's along the Maine coast in a town just south of Portland. Just yards from and over the dunegrass from a beach, trails that lead through a state park on the perimiter of the neighborhood... and in winter I'd have the small street to myself! I have no problem with snow or cold so that's not an issue either. The home is nice,not too big or small, but perfect for my needs. With a little upgrading on the tech front, it'd be somewhere I'd love to call home permanently.

Edited September 26, 2007 by ChannelTwoNews

[Montrose1100]

I'd really like to move back to Aberdeen, Scotland or Berlin.

[houstonmacbro]

I just wished I lived in a house. Sick of this apartment.

[EastEnd Susan]

I'm very happy right where I am in League City.