Curious....

[CarolineM 0]

<sigh> I wish we had moved to Australia.

[chri'stina 190]

No, I'm glad Sujeet moved here.

[Veiled Princess 1]

Yes I would rather go there but unfortunately that's not an option for us right now. I do, however, plan to go back with him after my kids (from previous marriage) are grown and make it my permanent home.

[CarolineM 0]

We also plan to move there eventually...but right now it's looking like 5-6 years. I don't want to wait, but right now we need to be here...

Oh well.

[Trompe le Monde 1,107]

Funny you should ask because I am seriously thinking about going back (having already moved there once)

Why don't you move to Oz, Karo? I'd be there in a heartbeat!

[gwenneh 7]

Yes.

So we did. Simple as that.

[CarolineM 0]

1. He's in school here...good program.

2. I have a great job

3. He has a good job and didn't have one in Oz.

4. We JUST bought a condo

5. His parents are younger than mine...way younger and I feel bad leaving my parents.

[anya-D 8]

We also plan to move there eventually...but right now it's looking like 5-6 years. I don't want to wait, but right now we need to be here...

Oh well.

same here.. Bram and I love Thailand and wish we could live there (umm... the hut on the clift over look the ocean.... ummmmmmmmmmm.. my dream) but he already have his career in the US and he cant work in Thailand without a degree (as english teacher) and we thought that if we live in Thailand it will take us 2-3 years to save up for a trip to visit the US but if we live in the US then it'll be a lot easier to visit Thailand every year

But hopefully we'll be retireing in Thailand B)

[kittykatwoman 0]

Well we have to move to America now after 3 years living in France together because he donesn't speak french good enough to have a good job, so we leave and it really sucks. Even him would love to stay in France and only go to the States sometimes, we both prefer the European lifestyle.

Well we will work hard and move back somedays.

[Trompe le Monde 1,107]

the parents thing kinds of sucks -- especially in a country that is so far away.

When I lived in England and didn't see them as often it would always surprise me how much older they were getting each time I saw them

[rebeccajo 14]

It wasn't and still isn't an option for us. My son has highschool to finish first.

I loved it there. It felt very much like home. I found it easy to get around - I never felt like I was in a strange place. Indeed there was something soooooooooooo eerily familiar about it.

I loved the mass transit and the freedom from having to own a car. It was so handy to have the grocery store, bakery, post office, pharmacy and all of lifes little essential bits of commerce within walking distance.

He had a job and a house. I could have found work eventually and I could have fixed up his house - I know I could have. And I think with my support he could have found work he would have been more satisfied with.

I've been homesick for Londonderry lately. Much more so than Wes.

[Ban Hammer 13,352]

Yes I would rather go there but unfortunately that's not an option for us right now. I do, however, plan to go back with him after my kids (from previous marriage) are grown and make it my permanent home.

and the sound you hear is not the wind but a huge sigh of relief across the usa

[Peter Miami 0]

I have been around the world and there is nothing like the United States. I love to travel but I would not live anywhere else.

Peter Miami

[LaL 418]

I would go if I had to, but our preference is here. Luckily we have easy options being that the hubster is a citizen of Canada and Egypt

[UmmSqueakster 54]

We're considering moving to the UAE in the middle future (5 to 10 years from now). I think immigration to the united states was the best move we could make at the moment, but my husband can't really see staying here.