Question of the Day, Sunday 1 December, 2019

[Mia6]

HELLO AND HAPPY SUNDAY AND THE FIRST DAY OF DECEMBER!!!!

If you had to move out of your country (doesn't matter why) and money was no object, where would you live? You can choose 2 places.

I would choose The UK and France with trips to warm dry places and beaches.

What about you?

 

[Maria Bayote]

I would choose the Netherlands and Switzerland if in Europe; Japan and Singapore if in Asia.

 

[denice]

South Africa. It's a stable country with all the modern amenities but close to the dwindling wildlife of Africa. It would be easy and affordable to take trips to view all the different wildlife that is still in Africa.

 

[Winchester]

I haven't a clue. I've always wanted to visit Ireland (and Scotland), but living there might be different than visiting.
I always said that the day after I retired, I wanted to move to Belize (no more snow....ever), but Rick was always completely against that.

 

[posiepurrs]

Actually, I can think of 3 places: England, Scotland or Ireland. It would have to be in the country though because I hate cities.

 

[EmersonandEvie]

I've never been exposed to anywhere outside of the US except Costa Rica, and while it was absolutely stunning, I don't think I'd want to live there.

I think I would move to Scotland or Ireland or Canada. They are on the list of places to eventually visit.

 

[muffy]

That's an easy one. Either England or Australia.

 

[MoonstoneWolf]

I would move to Egypt as the culture fascinates me especially the Sphynx and the pyramids. Not to mention Bastet. They seems centuries ahead of us (a lot of our inventions today were used by ancient Egyptians) and their ancient spiritual beliefs. I can't think of a 2nd place to move to though.

 

[jcat]

Austria or Canada, depending on whether I wanted to stay in Europe or go back to North America. Scotland currently isn't in the running due to Brexit, though I really like it there.

 

[maggiedemi]

Definitely not Australia! I would probably move to Canada because I live right next to the border to Ontario and I can just drive back over the border to get my supplies if they don't have them there. They do have a Walmart in Canada though, so I probably would be able to find most of my stuff, like my face wash. And there is no cat quarantine! I also wouldn't have to take my cats on a plane to move there. If I miss any restaurants, I can just drive back over the border. But they probably have good restaurants there.

 

[NY cat man]

We are within spitting distance of Canada as well, so Alberta or Saskatchewan would do. For the other choice, give me Iceland

 

[Sidewinder]

Australia or New Zealand... for the excellent sailing.

 

[neely]

Actually I would have a difficult time choosing only two but probably the countryside of Italy or Spain.

 

[susanm9006]

I would move to Sicily or Italy because I have relatives there and it has so many beautiful and historical places. And some parts of the country are actually selling homes for $1 to encourage people to live there.

 

[Tik cat's mum]

I'd go to Australia or Canada. Both look like good places to be. I was hooked on the tv show wanted down under.

 

[NY cat man]

I would move to Sicily or Italy because I have relatives there and it has so many beautiful and historical places. And some parts of the country are actually selling homes for $1 to encourage people to live there.

Sicily is nice- unless you live near Mt. Etna when it gets rambunctious, that is.

 

[Kat0121]

France or Italy.

 

[margecat]

Mongolia and England.

 

[aliceneko]

It's funny a lot of you want to move to England because being from here, I want to get out as fast as I can I can imagine it's a nice place to visit from a tourist perspective but living here isn't all that it's cracked up to be.
As for me, it's my dream to have a villa somewhere in the Spanish countryside, preferably near Seville or in Ibiza. If not, I'd choose a chateau in southern France.

 

[misty8723]

I'd move to Canada. The only downside that I can see to moving there is the cold winters. Having lived in the snow belt for half my life, I do not miss snow!