USC, Would You Move to Your SO's Country One Day in the Future?

[chri'stina 190]

No, I don't want to live in India (unless I had no choice to). Visiting is ok.

Edited July 8, 2008 by Parivar CSK

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No

[LoriLawless 0]

No. England is too cold for me...but the clincher is, I have a daughter here.

[chri'stina 190]

No. England is too cold for me...but the clincher is, I have a daughter here.

Hehe...one reason I don't want to live in India is it's too hot, AND---any country where the birthday boy or girl has to pay to take everyone else out to eat is not a country I'd want to live in! Yes in India, you'd like to hide your birthday so you don't have everyone saying "so where are you taking us out for YOUR birthday?". That is just a small reason, I have lots of reasons.

[LoriLawless 0]

No. England is too cold for me...but the clincher is, I have a daughter here.

Hehe...one reason I don't want to live in India is it's too hot, AND---any country where the birthday boy or girl has to pay to take everyone else out to eat is not a country I'd want to live in! Yes in India, you'd like to hide your birthday so you don't have everyone saying "so where are you taking us out for YOUR birthday?". That is just a small reason, I have lots of reasons.

How hot is it in India? And you have to PAY to take everyone out on your birthday??

[Jack and Barbara 0]

I voted Yes given financial stability.

Too soon to tell how things will go for either of us here and I always dreamed of having a lakehouse to go to here in the U.S. but have also liked the idea of having a vacation spot in Brazil.

[chri'stina 190]

No. England is too cold for me...but the clincher is, I have a daughter here.

Hehe...one reason I don't want to live in India is it's too hot, AND---any country where the birthday boy or girl has to pay to take everyone else out to eat is not a country I'd want to live in! Yes in India, you'd like to hide your birthday so you don't have everyone saying "so where are you taking us out for YOUR birthday?". That is just a small reason, I have lots of reasons.

How hot is it in India? And you have to PAY to take everyone out on your birthday??

Where Sujeet's family is in Mumbai, it's the middle of the night and has a feels like temp of 91. Humidity is 84%.

And yeah you have to pay to take people out on your bday!

Edited July 8, 2008 by Parivar CSK

[LoriLawless 0]

No. England is too cold for me...but the clincher is, I have a daughter here.

Hehe...one reason I don't want to live in India is it's too hot, AND---any country where the birthday boy or girl has to pay to take everyone else out to eat is not a country I'd want to live in! Yes in India, you'd like to hide your birthday so you don't have everyone saying "so where are you taking us out for YOUR birthday?". That is just a small reason, I have lots of reasons.

How hot is it in India? And you have to PAY to take everyone out on your birthday??

Where Sujeet's family is in Mumbai, it's the middle of the night and has a feels like temp of 91. Humidity is 84%.

And yeah you have to pay to take people out on your bday!

Wow, that's HOT! India would be out for sure.

[Saddle Bronc 124]

No. England is too cold for me...but the clincher is, I have a daughter here.

Hehe...one reason I don't want to live in India is it's too hot, AND---any country where the birthday boy or girl has to pay to take everyone else out to eat is not a country I'd want to live in! Yes in India, you'd like to hide your birthday so you don't have everyone saying "so where are you taking us out for YOUR birthday?". That is just a small reason, I have lots of reasons.

How hot is it in India? And you have to PAY to take everyone out on your birthday??

Where Sujeet's family is in Mumbai, it's the middle of the night and has a feels like temp of 91. Humidity is 84%.

And yeah you have to pay to take people out on your bday!

Wow, that's HOT! India would be out for sure.

And that's not the worst of the temps.

In Chennai, I've seen daytime temps of 107--and in inland non-altitude cities (such as Madurai, Nagpur or Hyderabad) you can get may temps of 113.

(a mystery why Nagpur was actually piced as the summer capitol of Maharashtra state--it is the only one which is worse climatically than the winter/"regular" capitol)

[*JG* 2]

I voted no; but we can always visit. Some days, I'm not even sure we want to do that.

If, one day, he has no more family or friends on the island, we would reconsider moving there. Otherwise, no way in hell.

[LoriLawless 0]

No. England is too cold for me...but the clincher is, I have a daughter here.

Hehe...one reason I don't want to live in India is it's too hot, AND---any country where the birthday boy or girl has to pay to take everyone else out to eat is not a country I'd want to live in! Yes in India, you'd like to hide your birthday so you don't have everyone saying "so where are you taking us out for YOUR birthday?". That is just a small reason, I have lots of reasons.

How hot is it in India? And you have to PAY to take everyone out on your birthday??

Where Sujeet's family is in Mumbai, it's the middle of the night and has a feels like temp of 91. Humidity is 84%.

And yeah you have to pay to take people out on your bday!

Wow, that's HOT! India would be out for sure.

And that's not the worst of the temps.

In Chennai, I've seen daytime temps of 107--and in inland non-altitude cities (such as Madurai, Nagpur or Hyderabad) you can get may temps of 113.

(a mystery why Nagpur was actually piced as the summer capitol of Maharashtra state--it is the only one which is worse climatically than the winter/"regular" capitol)

Well, I'm from Los Angeles so I can handle the heat, but that kind of humidity? NO WAY

[Asante Maroon 0]

I voted no; but we can always visit. Some days, I'm not even sure we want to do that.

If, one day, he has no more family or friends on the island, we would reconsider moving there. Otherwise, no way in hell.

Rough family, huh?

No. England is too cold for me...but the clincher is, I have a daughter here.

Hehe...one reason I don't want to live in India is it's too hot, AND---any country where the birthday boy or girl has to pay to take everyone else out to eat is not a country I'd want to live in! Yes in India, you'd like to hide your birthday so you don't have everyone saying "so where are you taking us out for YOUR birthday?". That is just a small reason, I have lots of reasons.

I'm not sure I like that custom I like gifts on my b.day and free dinner!

[LovinLiberia 0]

We are definately planning to move to Liberia once we graduate from college and get settled with our careers. Also, we are trying to wait for more rebuilding to take place before we move there longterm. Healthcare and education there isn't the greatest so those are other factors that are playing into our decision. For now, we are just planning to make several visits per year.

Well when that day occurs for you, me and Zee (that rhymes ), we will be neighbors!

You will get tired of me and send me back to my neighborhood.

I voted no; but we can always visit. Some days, I'm not even sure we want to do that.

If, one day, he has no more family or friends on the island, we would reconsider moving there. Otherwise, no way in hell.

Rough family, huh?

I know, right?

[JelloShotGirl 0]

my hubby wanted me to stay in Philippines, but he decided to try iy out here..............we wat to go back cuz he was upper middle class there, here in the us we are trash! lol

[bora bora 1]

No. England is too cold for me...but the clincher is, I have a daughter here.

Hehe...one reason I don't want to live in India is it's too hot, AND---any country where the birthday boy or girl has to pay to take everyone else out to eat is not a country I'd want to live in! Yes in India, you'd like to hide your birthday so you don't have everyone saying "so where are you taking us out for YOUR birthday?". That is just a small reason, I have lots of reasons.

How hot is it in India? And you have to PAY to take everyone out on your birthday??

Where Sujeet's family is in Mumbai, it's the middle of the night and has a feels like temp of 91. Humidity is 84%.

And yeah you have to pay to take people out on your bday!

Wow, that's HOT! India would be out for sure.

And that's not the worst of the temps.

In Chennai, I've seen daytime temps of 107--and in inland non-altitude cities (such as Madurai, Nagpur or Hyderabad) you can get may temps of 113.

(a mystery why Nagpur was actually piced as the summer capitol of Maharashtra state--it is the only one which is worse climatically than the winter/"regular" capitol)

Well, I'm from Los Angeles so I can handle the heat, but that kind of humidity? NO WAY

My husband is from the Amazon and the temperature is not what kills you, it's the humidity!!!! You sweat after walking down the block. I used to take 3-4 showers a day to cool myself off, and it's not just because I'm a gringa...that's common. We had a shower at work!