Let's play a game

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If the economy was gangbusters/you had a job offer there, where would you move and why?

I've recently been playing this game, and I think about moving to Arizona, San Francisco, Denver - what about you?

[nickinSTL]

1. if I wasn't tied to my house here for the next 3 years

because of the first-time homebuyer rebate?

Chicago or Seattle...or maybe central Florida somewhere to be closer to my parents.

[KILL THE WISE ONE]

2. anywhere on the left coast

where ever the climate is good for you.
AZ does have liberals, but we are far outnumbered by the elderly conservatives who move there from every where else.

[DesertFlower]

4. yes. that is a problem here.

[DesertFlower]

3. we left new york city over 20 years ago. made

the move to phoenix. hubby works for a large international company and he requested the transfer. one of the best things we've ever done.

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9. Wow. that's nice to hear.

:hi: I've been thinking about the same thing for ages. Though I wouldn't do it now. Not that I hate my life in New York that much, just feel really bored sometimes, you know what I mean?

On edit, I just realized, you must have left just a couple years before I came here.

[DesertFlower]

11. we left november '89. we were both

born and raised in new york -- queens for me. valley stream for him.

the only thing we miss about new york is the food.

[Rowdyboy]

5. I live in rural Mississippi....I'd move most anywhere if I had the choice!...When I was 19 (1973)

I desperately wanted to move to San Francisco or Aspen Colorado. Sadly I did neither and I'm sure I many missed golden opportunities. However, had I gone I never would have met my partner, who has been the very core of my heart for the last 20 years.

All things considered, playing the game is both fun and productive. Imagine what you want and then make it real. Wherever it takes you is where you're supposed to be-just enjoy the ride....

[Pab Sungenis]

6. In no particular order:

Chicago, Toronto, London, San Francisco. I like cities with a lot of character.

[KILL THE WISE ONE]

7. wanna come find out

i will be in tucson memorial week, i can offer free place to stay for the weekend, the guest room bed is kind of hard and has no headboard, bring a friend that you are willing to share a queen size bed with, the pool is not spectacular, but the booze is cheep and I can provide reference so you will know i am not a creepy old troll.

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10. Mighty kind of you!

:) :hi: Tucson is not your home base?

[KILL THE WISE ONE]

12. Tucson is my home but I can not find gainful employment there

working in seattle now ..... love the left coast but the rain and fog here in washington is too depressing so i go home Tucson about once a month .... so since I can not sell my house (way way under water) let one house go back to the bank all ready. I moved into my rental property (condo) and rent my remaining house for better cash flow. I was caught trying to upgrade homes ( i wanted a Ranch floor plan as my parents are getting older and they spend part of the winter there) when the market collapsed stuck with two and had to let one go.

so to answerer you question, yes Tucson is my home but I don't live there.

[Q3JR4]

8. I would move anywhere

that's of decent size and relatively liberal. As long as the pay's good, I'm easy.

Q3JR4.

[mitchtv]

13. back to Sonoma Valley

which I foolishly left

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15. Yes, you sure did, didn't you.

:evilgrin: j/k

[Toasterlad]

14. Canada.

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16. I love it there, but due to the long winters,

I'd only consider Vancouver.