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If you had to leave your country and choose another one to live, where would it be?
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Canada, since I live in the US, would be my first choice. Milk bags intrigue me. But England would be a close second if only it didn't rain so much 
Canada, since I live in the US, would be my first choice. Milk bags intrigue me. But England would be a close second if only it didn't rain so much
We have milk bags in the UK too! Would that tip the balance for you?
We have milk bags in the UK too! Would that tip the balance for you?
We do?!
Somewhere in the med for me. Italy, Spain, Malta, south of France...
Weird! Never seen that before. Crazy Sainsburys shoppers... I blame
Jamie Oliver for this abomination.
South Korea because my new wife of 5 1/2 months is Korean. It would be hard to adjust, but it has been hard for her in the US.
I'm in the US now, but I'd pick Canada most likely, Vancouver specifically. This would be the easiest change since I was born in the US.
My other choices would be the UK, Iceland or Switzerland.
I don't like hot, humid weather day in and day out. While on vacation, it's fine, but not all the time.
My other choices would be the UK, Iceland or Switzerland.
I don't like hot, humid weather day in and day out. While on vacation, it's fine, but not all the time.
Thank you for the sentiments! She is the love of my life and has made me so very happy. I wish everybody could have this kind of love.
I see lots of people wanting the easiest transition. I mean, all of you guys are satisfied of your own country? And apart from that, where is your sense of adventure? Learning a new language is fun, discovering a new culture is fun...
(I guess I just can't have the patriotism of my neighbors to the south...)
And apart from that, where is your sense of adventure? Learning a new language is fun, discovering a new culture is fun...(I guess I just can't have the patriotism of my neighbors to the south...)