I hope you have a sturdy boat.
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Whether or Not You Can Move to Another City, State, or Country, Do You Wish to Do So or Not?
- Thread starter Debater Slayer
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I do.I hope you have a sturdy boat.
But I prefer driving.
Most trips would be thru NY.
Only to get somewhere else.
That's what NY is useful for.
Audie
Veteran Member
NYC suited me ok, good place to go
Uni.
As for where to live it's been HK, NYC,
HK, Singapore, now back to HK.
I don't want to live anywhere else.
Moved country again a year ago.
On my 8th city and 5th country now.
FWIW, a lot of people who have moved abroad or to a new city, even happily and for a long time, increasingly miss home (be that city or country) as time goes by. Not everyone, but more than you would think, even among those who couldn’t wait to get away and thought they’d never go back.
There is something to be said for staying “home”, but then again there is something to be said for going away
Well said! That feeling of wanting to leave a place but also missing it can be so complex and almost paradoxical. I know people who were glad to move to another country but sorely missed home in many ways.
I love many things about my country, so I know I'll miss those when I leave. I view relocation as a bunch of trade-offs; I think anyone who expects to find a paradise or a perfect place is bound to be disappointed in one way or another. The way I see it, it's just about which place's pros and cons are most suitable for a given individual and their situation.
I wish you the best with your plans!
How so, if you don't mind my asking?
Though I want to stay where I currently live (NJ USA), I will probably move when I retire. The Cost of living and traffic drives me nuts. I will probably move to an area near enough to still visit by car.
Audie
Veteran Member
A hectare for rusty machines would be a extravagance here.
Koldo
Outstanding Member
I have zilch intentions of working as an illegal mason, all alone, in another country with absolutely no support.
I need more than that.
PureX
Veteran Member
Not any more. I too old for that sort of thing.
Audie
Veteran Member
You cannot afford to live here.
You got dat right!
Audie
Veteran Member
You wouldn't believe what this flat I inherited
is worth. Or at least, what it would cost.
But
It wouldn't be worth anything to you.
I'm content with staying where I currently live.- I want to move to another city or state.
- I want to move to another country.
- I wanted to move to another city or state, and I have already done that.
- I wanted to move to another country, and I have already done that.
She has admitted to some difficulty with language since childhood. And I have seen her spell suit with a terminal e several times, but never commented on it. I never do unless somebody writes something like "Your an idiot." Also, if English is a poster's second language, I try to be helpful when I see errors if I trust the poster to understand my intentions and not be offended.