I love living around Boston, but I'd really like to try the D.C./Virginia area.

Wherever I go, I've lived in New England my whole life, so I figure I should try another area for a while. Luckily my parents dragged my sister and I on a ton of roadtrips around the country when we were younger, so I have an idea of what I like and what I don't like.

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Wow, so we really are neighbors :)

well, the cowboys will be moving to arlington in a few years. but they are still close to dallas. i wish they would have just forked up money and demolish the cotton bowl and put the stadium there.

Just about anywhere in SoCal.

Go to Ontario. I hear thats a great place

The best answer I've seen so far.


As for me. It would depend on my age, but if I had to say something right now I'd just say Santa Barbara or Santa Cruz.

I like California

I want to see Texas Stadium before it's become history. I've seen drawings of the new stadium and it looked pretty sweet.

I'd love to live in London or Boston next.

D.C., without a doubt.

I guess Charleston, if I could take out all the tourist...I hate summers at home because there are way to many tourist down there

1) Boston,New York or practically anywhere on the east coast
2) Seattle
3) Austin or San Antonio
4) Virgina
5) Auburn Hills,Mi (use to live there)

1. Manhattan
2. London
3. Paris
4. San Diego
5. British Columbia
6. Vernazza, Cinque Terre

Walt Disney World. Seriously.

LOL, me too - although Orlando was pretty close...

If money and jobs were no object I'd want to live in Lake Tahoe. Otherwise, I've always lived in the SE and would like to try somewhere out west Las Vegas, San Diego, Denver... I'd move back to South/Central FL anytime the offer comes, and would love to try NY for about a year (but would probably fall in love with it and stay longer).