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Originally Posted by Lori-XIndustryJobs
I'm in Chi town as well. Wonder if we have met at any of the shows.
Chris, come to Chicago. ;) Yea, I know there are more glamorous places, I just want to have you and family as neighbors again.  |
Sorry I am done with US ! To expensive and to restrictive.
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Originally Posted by pornguy
Only 2 things stop me from Moving to the Barcelona area.
1. Smokers.
2. My son would have to start learning Catalan on top of Spanish and English that he already speaks and has started learning Japanese. ( his idea at age 9 )
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I love BCN
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Originally Posted by 1726cash
From Colombia.....With cash and this job any city are a good option, but Miami Beach its great and LA too, my favorite 2 towns. About Colombia: Medellin its the city
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I would get in trouble. No South America for me.
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Originally Posted by PAR
Why not move to the Islands or Central/South America.
(Shorter flights home, Same Time Zones as the USA, easier for people back home to come visit you, tons of nice beaches, lower cost of living, etc..)
Having moved and lived in a few countries, I highly suggest visiting the area before moving go for a week, with the first 2 days spent with a real-estate broker showing you possible locations and prices etc..
Then spend a few days in a hotel close to that area (air B N B... if you need to) and ship the tourist shit, try to live like you would if you lived there.
Bring anyone that will be moving with you.
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Good advice - I will check it out for sure. I get tired of Island living though - I prefer to live in a Big city with alot to do and then take weeks at the beach or islands. Thailand is perfectfor this.
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Originally Posted by RummyBoy
If you can handle a muslim country, well Malaysia Kuala Lumpur is also sounding more promising to me than Bangkok. You might wanna check it out - more about that here:
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Do they hate whitey?
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Originally Posted by KlenTelaris
I find unsual how people dont take "fun" as one of important factors as well,as if i would take your factors only,i would stay here where i am currently,but it is just too boring here.One the reason why i like Prague is tons of restaurant with cosine from all over world,so you can feel like you move from place to place on daily bases.
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That is one of my number one factors - fun and happiness are paramount to me. In thailand even the poorest peron is still happy with huge smiles. It's actually quite amazing to see.
Prague is similar, some of the happiest people I have ever seen. Well atb least the crowd I hung with.