Where do you WANT to live?

[Semih_Sayginer]

if you could move and set up home in another country from where you currently stay, where would you like to live? (and why?)

[Mitsuko]

Tokyo, because it's great over there

[April madness]

Tokyo, because it's great over there

How do you know that, Mitsuko? I like Austria and Belgium, but... I am not sure I could live there for long I've lived in Denmark for almost a year, it was fun time, but I was happy to return back home.


I'll think about this question, Semih!

[Alex0paul]

Definatly Brisbane in Australia

[PaulTheSoave]

I often hear people say (including myself) to pack it in and move away. But if one thinks very well there are also a lot of disadvantages (friends and family, all services wich we have over here, missing visiting snooker events etc.).

I would prefer somewhere with a bit more living space (which is a big problem in Holland) and a mild climate with decent summers. I have stayed in Sudan before for 6 months but would not like to stay there at all. If i would move away i should have something useful to do in my new place otherwise it will get boring very quickly. Over the last 1.5 year I got to know my own country much better. I think a lot of people dont even know their own country properly.

Off all the european countries I have been, inland Spain would suit me, around 30 miles from Barcelona. beautiful scenery, relaxed people, quality food, good climate and a great city to visit. A bit further away New Zealand.

Thirdly, Norfolk street in Sheffield. No need to explain this one.

[Skypigeon]

Somewhere in the UK...have been there loads and just love the place! Or the US...have lived there ...fantastic..or someplace warm like the Bahamas...I HATE the winters here!

[Cessy143]

LATVIA !!!




























Preferably next door to Natalie Wotshername

[Caroline]

My home town in China (about 1 hour's ride from Shanghai) of 15 years ago should be the most ideal place to live in as per my current opinion; but certainly not now, too much pollution because of development, no more villiages, no more rivers with fish...

San Francisco should be a great option now, not too hot or cold the whole year, close to the sea, and plenty of Chinese people and Chinese restaurants around.

[April madness]

Cess, will you be very disappointed when I say she has never been in Latvia?

[Cessy143]

mmmmmm, no point moving to Latvia then

[mcmanusrules]

Los Angeles
I want to be a writer(playwrite,songwriter,poet,author,journalist *to an extent*)
and I have always been fascinated by American culture.

[Ellena]

Home is where family and friends are , so i guess home for me could be anywhere in this world as long as they're with me.
I had friends who moved away to live - Canada for example , it's been a mytery to me how they could do that ,leave family and friends behind , i don't think i could. But one can never know, so better never say never.
I've never lived anywhere else than Romania , never even visited other countries so is hard for me to pick a place ,but to answer Sem's Q ,i think i would pick UK , i've always been curious how is to live there (tho it's to rainy for my taste ),I've always wanted to visit it more than any other places -maybe because it's a bit more difficult for us to get there than in any other country , and of course snooker is one of the reasons also.

[hegeland]

Difficult question, I have never thought about it.

Not the UK, great snooker but dont like the food/climate/ale/too crowded.

Perhaps Norway, or to the north of Sweden. Somewhere with lots of space and lots of snow.

[elvaago]

Utrecht, Netherlands. I don't want to leave this country. :-)

[PaulTheSoave]

To end my contribution. I am not one for staying at one place. Ideally I would like to stay a few months over here and the rest of the year somewhere else, ranging from southern europe up to the pacific ocean.