If you had the money, where would you live in the US?

[n2mark]

Guess I would go back to where I was born, Alpena, Michigan.

[brainshrub]

1. It might be fun to live in NYC for a while.

But I love Asheville, NC with all my heart.

[YellowRubberDuckie]

2. NYC, Seattle, maybe San Fransisco...

One of those. I want to live in the middle of Manhattan, over by Central Park. When I visited a while back, I loved getting up in the morning, getting a coffee, and just walking. It was great. Ahhh...good times.
Duckie

[LynzM]

3. Hrm....

If I had the money, maybe California... someplace with not too much traffic, and lots of rocks to climb, and nearish to the beach. Second to that, somewhere in New England, closer to the water than I am now! There's this nice little road that runs along a small beach in Rhode Island where I'd love to be, and watch the ocean from my upstairs windows... :)

[WindRavenX]

4. Brooklyn, NYC

Without a second thought.
Or SoHo.

[n2mark]

8. The reason I selected Alpena

I was born there, it is a small town and just gorgeous, many many trees. They do receive a lot of snow, but the summers there are unbelievable.

[n2mark]

10. You would be my second choice

I lived in Chicago, but only would want a high rise overlooking Lake Michigan. Let's say I would need to live on Lake Shore Drive or a high rise overlooking the city. Now that is beauty.

[madrchsod]

5. hi rise over looking lake michigan

in chicago

[Groggy]

6. California..near San Fran/Napa Valley

I was there on vacation once and I LOVED California. Instead, I'm stuck here in the midwest and probably always will be. I've dreamed of living somewhere else for a long time. I guess its not soo bad here, but it would be nice to try living somewhere else for a change.

[ClintonTyree]

7. If I had the money....

I'd leave the U.S.

[autorank]

9. Right where I am "Metropolis" Virginia...blue core of a blue state.

They stole it here too folks. Virginia is BLUE.

[n2mark]

13. My dream, my real dream

if I cannot live overlooking Lake Michigan would be to live on a houseboat in Seattle.

[WannaJumpMyScooter]

11. The White House

think of the fun I could have!

[ikojo]

12. I'd live in San Francisco or Seattle

[solinvictus]

15. Second that one.

Both are beautiful cities with mild climates.

[ikojo]

16. Beautiful BLUE cities with almost perfect

weather (it does rain more in Seattle than it does in St Louis). I would have to get used to hills though and I don't like hills. If I could afford to live in either of those places I'd force myself to get used to hills.

[CaliforniaPeggy]

14. Right where I am!

My little beach town is beautiful, the beach is about 10 minutes away, and I have good neighbors (for the most part), good air and good shopping. It's perfect for me!

:hi:

[peekaloo]

17. Florida Keys

[Blue Diadem]

18. Grand Haven Michigan

or somewhere along Lake Michigan in that area.

[leftofthedial]

19. Manhattan, if I had the dough

Back home to New Mexico, dough or no dough

[MrScorpio]

20. I'd go back to the DC area

Find a nice house in the back woods off of the GW Parkway

[swag]

24. Scorp, when and where did you live in DC?

I lived there from 83 to 92, mostly in Columbia Heights, then in South Shaw.

[MrScorpio]

26. I got to Arlington in '87 and left in '94

Lived there the whole time.

I really love the location

[swag]

32. Sounds nice.

I never understood how great a lot of Arlington was until I went back to visit friends.

[MrScorpio]

34. Arlington has some great restaurants

The people are really nice and its very multi-cultural.

Since the Pentagon is in Arlington, my commute was just 20 mins.

The during whole time I lived there the Beltway was never a problem

[Dave Reynolds]

21. Way da hell

out in the bush in Alaska.

[Skittles]

22. Alaska

yes INDEED

[swag]

23. I have the money

and I'd stay right here in Portland, OR.

[Scout1071]

25. Beach. TBD.

[mcscajun]

27. Pacific Northwest...or Maine

Somewhere cool, lots of trees and mountains, and not too far from water.

[loybay]

28. its a toss up between -

a high rise on 5th ave. in NYC or a high rise on (or near) Michigan Ave. in Chicago.

[Redstone]

29. Right here, where the Connecticut River

meets Long Island Sound.

The only way I'll ever leave this town is feet-first. It's home.

Redstone

[Reverend_Smitty]

30. NYC

I'd give my left arm for one of those nice apartments overlooking central park. Or a trendy loft in the village

[tjwash]

31. I'm already here.

nt

[ScreamingMeemie]

33. Alpena is pretty inexspensive. It's just the jobs thing.

:hi: