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Where do you want to LIVE !

Dibbler

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Where do you want to live !?

I'd like a nice little place in the country and a loving family, couched in a larger aware society on a nice little friendly planet.
 
In the darkest corner of Scarlett Johansson's deepest wound.
 
Some place nice, with plenty of things to do and people that care about me. :shrug:

Charleston's not bad in this regard. I just wish that I could get my financial situation on more stable footing.
 
I have a dual citizenship in Ireland. I would love to spend the summers and fall there, and the winters in Vietnam, and spring here in Phoenix, it is so amazing here in the spring. It is confusing now, we have been in high 70's all week, the plants are confused, the ones that lost their leaves are charging back early, I have mulberrry and plumeria and papaya and banana that are loving this now.

So many great places..
 
I have a nice little place in the country. I had a loving family here for years. It's now essentially too much for me to take care of, so my son will be building a house here as well, and he can become the primary caretaker, and take the pressure off of me. My granddaughters will be able to call this place the home where they grew up too, and hopefully will have as many happy memories some day, as I do.
 
beefheart said:
I have a dual citizenship in Ireland. I would love to spend the summers and fall there, and the winters in Vietnam, and spring here in Phoenix, it is so amazing here in the spring. It is confusing now, we have been in high 70's all week, the plants are confused, the ones that lost their leaves are charging back early, I have mulberrry and plumeria and papaya and banana that are loving this now.

So many great places..
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My allergies think that its early early spring. But at 6000ft nights are still cold. And I have seen February and March make up for a warm winter.
 
I live in the hometown I was raised, a suburb of Columbus Ohio. I left for awhile but when we started a family, we moved back because it was such a wonderful place to raise kids. The school system was one of the best in the country at that time and that was real important to me. Over the years the town has really grown. And with that growth some not so good changes have occurred. We use to be able to not worry about doors being unlocked. Not anymore. We have about a 1/2 acre lot and that is pretty good size for any city and it takes a lot of time and energy to keep it looking well manicured. I actually love that part as I do love playing in the dirt. The house is a two story and way too big for two people and takes a lot of time/energy to keep up the maintenance and keep it clean although it is wonderful to have all the extra space when the family comes home for a gathering and they do love coming home. Part of me wants to move to a warmer climate but if I do then I will miss out on a lot of what is happening in the grandkids' lives. What's a grandma to do?
 
Tralfamadore. With Montana and the Cats of course.
 
I'm happy where I am, I don't engage in fanciful thinking, I deal in reality.
 
Dibbler said:
Where do you want to live !?

I'd like a nice little place in the country and a loving family, couched in a larger aware society on a nice little friendly planet.
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Somewhere peaceful, away from just about everyone for whom I don't have a close attachment.
 
Dibbler said:
Where do you want to live !?

I'd like a nice little place in the country and a loving family, couched in a larger aware society on a nice little friendly planet.
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I've travelled to a few other Countries and had to adjust to the many differences between cultures. Not easy to do. No amount of self education can prepare you for the reality of the situation unless you experience it first hand. It's made me appreciate what i have. I love my home town. The people, the climate, my family, friends, workmates, our beaches to name just a few.

If i had to i would move elsewhere if it meant being with someone i loved and wanted to spend my life with. I'd live and move anywhere in that situation but not just for a change of lifestyle. I love it here too much. Love to travel but also love coming home.

There really is no place like home.
 
Dibbler said:
Where do you want to live !?

I'd like a nice little place in the country and a loving family, couched in a larger aware society on a nice little friendly planet.
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The ISS or the Dark Side of the Moon.
 
lizzie said:
You have such a way with words. :lol:
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It wasn't a smutty remark. God's honest truth. No, it would be more fun to inhabit her mind. :lol:
 
San Diego where I can see the water.
 
Gathomas88 said:
Some place nice, with plenty of things to do and people that care about me. :shrug:

Charleston's not bad in this regard. I just wish that I could get my financial situation on more stable footing.
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You know crime really does pay, assuming you can get away with it.
 
Cephus said:
I'm happy where I am, I don't engage in fanciful thinking, I deal in reality.
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I had to Like this post.

You make me laugh, Cephus. You're always pissed off as ****. :lol:
 
NoC_T said:
You know crime really does pay, assuming you can get away with it.
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Don't think I haven't thought about it. :lol:

Military training and a bit of simple common sense could come in handy in quite a few "professions." lol
 
NoC_T said:
It wasn't a smutty remark. God's honest truth. No, it would be more fun to inhabit her mind. :lol:
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I didn't find it smutty at all- just highly mental image-inducing. :lol:
 
Gathomas88 said:
Don't think I haven't thought about it. :lol:

Military training and a bit of simple common sense could come in handy in quite a few "professions." lol
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Absolutely. I've always wondered why ex-servicemen don't form criminal enterprises. They must have a lot more of a clue than the average chancer on the street. Look at former special forces personnel. They should rob banks and ****. They'd easy get away with it. ****, I would, if I had those skills and I needed the cash.
 
lizzie said:
I didn't find it smutty at all- just highly mental image-inducing. :lol:
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**** with he mind, Lizzolo, and the body is sure to follow. ;)

It's not deviousness. It's....initiative.
 
NoC_T said:
Absolutely. I've always wondered why ex-servicemen don't form criminal enterprises. They must have a lot more of a clue than the average chancer on the street. Look at former special forces personnel. They should rob banks and ****. They'd easy get away with it. ****, I would, if I had those skills and I needed the cash.
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Hell! Several of the most famous outlaws in the Old West actually had military backgrounds during the Civil War as well; many of them in the 19th Century's equivalent of the "special forces."

(As a purely theoretical exercise, of course) some of my Army buddies and I have actually talked about how we would go about doing an armed heist in the past. We ultimately concluded that it'd simply be a matter of finding a soft enough target with an easy escape route. :lol:
 
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Gathomas88 said:
Hell! Several of the most famous outlaws in the Old West actually had military backgrounds during the Civil War as well, many of them in the 19th Century's equivalent of the "special forces."

(As a purely theoretical exercise, of course) some of my Army buddies and I have actually talked about how we would go about doing an armed heist in the past. We ultimately concluded that it'd simply be a matter of finding a soft enough target with an easy escape route. :lol:
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That would pwn. Only problem is, you couldn't come on here and tell me about it. I'll be watching for prominent American heists from now on and hoping it was you guys. :lol:
 
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