Florida or Texas,South Carolina close to the beach would be ok
@Inspectorgrampy5 - folly beach in south carolina. that’s where me and my husband plan on retiring. years beyond years from now lol. it’s about 2 1/2 hours from where we live now i think. really nice beach.
North Carolina.
ca baby
I enjoy living in New York, but I think that if I couldn’t, I’d probably live somewhere near the beach. I don’t really care where that is. Maybe North Carolina. I really like it there.
I’d just be happy to get out of Indiana.
I’d go for either Georgia, Montana, or Arizona.
Wisconsin. Hands down. But, if I couldn’t live here, I think I’d choose Texas. I’d just really miss the snow.
New York where NYC is located or Illinois where Chicago lies.
@beebizzle - I’ve heard South Carolina is beautiful.Really I don’t want tobe ON the beach,maybe 45 minutes from it but my house be on a nice lake.MAN would I be in heaven then….oh and a golf course by the lake hahahaha,Hey,I might as well go all out with this dream.
Alaska. Just..because.
Solid
Texas fo’ sho’. I know where you’re coming from Dan.
But as far as the United States are concerned, maybe Colorado. or somewhere by the ocean. Normally I love Minnesota with all my heart, but right now the weather is getting to me.
@Inspectorgrampy5 - LOL! you might as well!! that does sound amazing though i like folly because it’s less crowded. there’s maybe one hotel ON the beach, i think. that’s why i like it so much. and yes, south carolina is beautiful…or rather, parts of it lol.
I like CA but the laws there suck. PA is quite nice though
I’m surprised by the amount of NC love here o.O I had no idea my state was so popular.
Take me away to Texas, preferably near the beach. If that can’t happen, then Denver.
Hawaii. Especially this time of year.
Have to rep VA
All about CA!
I live in California now, but one day would want to live in NY.
I think I belong in CA
i love NYC, but i want to live in Boston.
Washington state.
California looks like a third world country, I want to go to New York. For some reason, I feel I belong there.
Missouri.
California is just fine by me. :]
I like California
NYC is my home, but I’d love to go to college in Pittsburgh.
i love my home in louisiana.
New York.
To be specific, MIAMI, FLORIDA has my heart<3333
Just Florida period.. far,far away from boring Connecticut.
minneSNOWta
Any of the 49 that I haven’t lived in yet.
FL without a doubt. There are many places I’ve been that are great to visit but FL (specifically the central east coast) is a great place to live.
I love my new england, but I wouldn’t mind NY or pennsylvania.
the one I live in now…. Arizona!!!!!!!!!!!!!
MAINE, of course!
I could never live in Cali, Florida or Texas. And definitely nowhere down south. New England is for me, especially Maine. It’s the way life should be ;p
Part of me thinks that I might like living in Seattle, WA. Of course, I couldn’t be sure of that unless I actually moved there.
Of all the states I have lived in, Alaska and Hawaii have been the best, but I swear NY has my heart. Every time I have left, I have ALWAYS returned. It will always be number one. Haters can peace out. California STINKS unless you’re just chilling out and vacationing. PA was the WORST. Tennessee was probably the most boring… no, DEFINITELY the most boring. Ohio is pretty dull; however, the people are SO nice. I would never live in Florida. Minnesota was a cool visit, but I wouldn’t want to be there permanently. It’s too big, I’d go out of my mind having to travel miles to see my neighbor. And most people in Kentucky I swear are about the dumbest folk I’ve ever met, the women in particular… I said most, not all, so before you get your undies in a knot and get offended, get some self confidence in who you are and then maybe take a second peek at the indefinite pronouns. If you don’t know what those are, well… need I say more?
Alaska. And consequently it is where I haven chosen to live.
mhmmm sorrry. I love Canada too much.
I’m thinking North Carolina, somewhere near Highlands.
hawaii
Washington!!!! We have a green, wet, coastal side, and a dry country brown side! I love the big city, I love suburbia, but I also love wide open small country towns. There are mountains to climb, rivers to float, ocean beaches (however crappy), seasons, forests, prairies/deserts. Also big cities like Seattle, and small towns like Yakima… suburbs, highlands… there’s a little bit of everything! It’s not all “Evergreen State”. There is a good sense of seasonality too. If someone told me I could never leave Washington for the rest of my life, I’d be fine with that!
*shrug*
It’s weird….I find the question misses the point, for me. I don’t think in terms of living in states, so much as living in cities. Because the cities in a state can vary.
e.g. Mobile, Ala. is antebellum, flat, a little rundown and not particularly…interesting. Birmingham, Ala. on the other hand, is gorgeous, full of rolling hills, interesting people and interesting things to do.
Honolulu is bustling, culturally chaotic (in the BEST way), vibrant and the buildings are a little rundown. But at least Honolulu has buildings. Certain places on Maui are populated by huts.
To answer your question, though…
based on the cities I want to live in (San Francisco, Portland, Seattle and D.C.), I would have to say I’d like to live in either California, Washington state or Virginia (again).
i LOVED iowa. i haven’t been many places, but it’s so small and quiet and everyone knows everyone and it’s so cute and pretty. =]
you’ll have to forgive me for this (well you dont have to but i would like it if you did) because i’ll probably get this wrong but i would live in Loisiana, yep thats right i would be a southerner lol i have family in new orleans , so i would live there
im from new zealand so it’d be a bit of a move, and i dont even know if i got the right state but hey, thats kiwis for ya
Israel
CA
Prescott, Arizona
canada ha ha
Texas… its where i am now. i am not ever moving if i dont have to
Alaska Nice and cold! Plus they have loads of eagles
Colorado or Alaska. I could handle California too, just as long as I was close to somewhere I could ski.
CA, better weather, but horrid traffic infrastructure….Financially, FL. 9 months of summer and 3 of spring is fine by me, plus I like gators and stuff. I spent about a week in Philly one summer, would like to spend a full summer there. Just south of me land is really cheap in northern NC, if I desire privacy later in life I’d go there. I’d probably like a winter in South Texas, but Padre Island is for chumps
The state I currently live in, TENNESSEE! It is by far the most BEAUTIFUL state there is. The people rock too.
@Audiofreak18 - Has Orange Mound changed in the last 4 years?
New York or South Carolina. I always wanted to live in NYC. My husband hates the city. And not just that city. All big cities. The 5-year-plan puts us in South Carolina by fall of 2012.
@emily_shannon - I’m surprised too. I guess I just never think about many other people living in NC who would be on Xanga.
I’ll have to say right now I love being in NC, but I’ve found VA to be a pretty nice state too.
I really like bourbon and betting on horse races.
Kentucky’s pretty good for that.
Dear Dan,
I’ve lived in the L.A. area all my life, and I’ll most likely die here.
The best state was, is and will always be California.
Michael F. Nyiri, poet, philosopher, fool
Tyrol
I love California, but if I had to choose a state besides my own, I’d go with New York.
I wanna live in California at some point, but not for my entire life.
Probably North Carolina. I lived there till I was almost 9, and it’s soooo much better than Ohio. I’d pick either near the coast or in the mountains, like Asheville.
“I learned something while on the road. State shapes: the easier it is to draw, the harder it is to live in them. So if you live in a regular polygon, then get the hell out! You gotta move to a squiggly area (sorry Wyoming). Culture is attracted to squiggles.” –Demetri Martin
I love living in Massachusetts… but I like going to college in Oregon. I really do like Maine though. Or Alaska… just because…
noone said KS yet. Wierd. I figured it would be #1 on the list.
Alabama…. I’m probably the only one who is going to say this.
I’ve visited quite a few states. I really liked Alaska…but I’ll just stay in Oklahoma.
Alaska. Specifically, Barrow.
I split time between Hawaii (hometown) and NYC (school/work) and I wouldn’t ask for it any other way. Best of both worlds (culturally and weather-wise) in my opinion.
The one I live in, California. Love it here. We’ve got the ocean, the mountains, the desert. It’s all here.The only other state I would consider would be Hawaii.
to live and die in southern California.
though we have five feet of snow on the ground in minnesota, i’m okay living here. we at least get all four seasons, though winter lasts for like 5 more months than it needs to.
Hawaii. Cali. Florida. One of the three. I just need to get out of NJ. Ugh this place.
New Jersey is nice, but I want to go back to Pennsylvania. I love the outdoors.
Georgia.
Anywhere but cold-arse Minnesota; and yet, I’m still here although I’ve been planning to move for the past 20 years!
One without tornadoes
I live in SC right now (it’s ok) but my wife and I have always wanted to move to WA. I blame my wife and her obsession with orcas, but the area is truly breath-taking.
I’ll stick with SC…. Which is the state of happiness for me!
@One_in_a_Million@datingish - ooooooohhhhhhhhhhh…………… Could I possibly meet a fellow xangan in the future?? I’ve been trying so hard.. I thought I was all alone here……. My other xanga friends live in NC.
euphoria
I honestly have no clue where I want to live when I grow up. I’ve always wanted to live in Michigan for some reason, even if it’s only for a little while.
I need to move before the big earthquake hits CA. Probably to Utah or North Carolina. Then again, someplace on the coast would be nice because extreme weather kills me.
colorado or maine!
West Virginia
I’ve lived in Utah my whole life, I really can’t see myself living anywhere else.
@l0veBabyx - Florida sucks ass. Stay as far away from it as you can. You will thank me later, I promise.
Utah! There is so much variety here. Awesome mountains and clear creeks. Deserts, too. And 4 distinct seasons. Cowboy country!
@bridgetrhee - How is it in Hawaii? I am looking into moving there, but I don’t know…a lot of people tell me it’s dirty and rainy all the time
@Nemokama - Haha, I absolutely ADORE Florida! Im there every year, it’s like Brazil in the US! (I’m Brazilian)
@l0veBabyx - I’m glad someone likes it here. I would give my left eye to get out :/ That’s probably due, though, to my experiences with hurricanes and insane religious groups banging on my door at 5 AM o.o
@Nemokama - Ooh understood. I hate Connecticut,mainly cause of the cold and the people..but people will be everywhere I guess :-/
I’ve lived in NY, TN, GA and MO… and I most definitely would love to live in MA! I thought about CA for a while but yeah MA for sure!
NY, CA or HI
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One of today’s “top blogs” is one fucking sentence long? Is this a joke? This is NOT a blog. It’s a damn question.
To respond to your question, Missouri. Stuff’s cheap, people are opinionated, and there’s plenty of road rage. I’ve most likely flipped you off on the road while passing your “55 in a 60″ ass.
KT
California is the place to be Far-harm livin is the life for me Floods stretchen out so far an wide Keep Manhatten just give me that ocean tide
Washington, the evergreen state.
I love New York and I’d never ever want to live anywhere else. <3
@UR_MUSE - I take that back, Europe is becoming too Islamicized. New South Wales would probably be a better option.
Well the weather in California seems fantastic, so I’d love to give that a shot.
None actually.
NEW YORK!!! I can’t stand driving anywhere else haha. My sister’s here from South Carolina and I scare her while I’m driving because she isn’t used to New York drivers/driving. We’re jerks up here and it’s pretty awesome.
I love it here in Hawaii
I love it here in Hawaii
I love it here in Hawaii
@JESthemess - Funny; I moved from Indiana to Georgia when I was 8, and then from Georgia to Missouri when I was 16… and now all I want is to move back TO Indiana. And I will very soon and I couldn’t be more excited.
All three states are different (though when I moved to GA I was in culture shock for 5 of the 8 years I lived there). Georgia is beautiful, but I hated living there. It’s a wonderful to visit, though. Missouri is okay, but I miss Indiana. Also, in MO, “Hoosier” (which is officially what people from Indiana are called) is an insult meaning white trash, so that’s not very fun…
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that is a tough question all have great things about them and great scenery but it seems that California has it all…I loved Oregon when I lived there but the rain!!!!!!
ny is where it’s at.
North Dakota…or SD or Montana.
California
VA of course. Has snow, but a nice temp in the summer, and near the beach (if you want). Plus, you’ll be near DC.
The state of inebriation
california or NYC.
the State of Me.
Colorado, Montana, Wyoming, Mountains, skiing/snowboarding, and cowboys.
California, New York, or Florida
@Nemokama - the winter is the rainiest season, but the rain never lasts that long (we are called the rainbow state because there are lots of rainbows everywhere after the rain!). it’s not dreary-rainy like seattle. as for dirty, i definitely wouldn’t say it’s dirty. new york city is wayyy dirtier in comparison (but i guess “dirty” is all relative, depending on what you’re used to)– hawaii has lovely beaches, a slow pace, and GREAT food. i guess the only downside to it all is that once you get bored, you get bored. hawaii is the most isolated island in the world, particularly smack middle in the pacific ocean with nothing around for a long while, so if you wanna go anywhere else you gotta get on a plane.
so if you like consistency, go to hawaii. if you like constant change, then don’t go to hawaii.
Not sure why, but maybe North or South Carolina. Perhaps, my views are swayed or influenced by those Nicholas Sparks novels. lol
@npr32486 - I take it you don’t live in Philly then. Well, unless you live in the better parts of it such as near the waterfront or something. hehe
@Roadlesstaken - Won’t you miss seeing the snow though? lol
Delaware. Pretty much no one knows where it is, but I love it here. I mean… no sales tax is amazing, my family is around, and I’m close to beaches and not too far from NY. It’s great.
the best state is texas, duh
New York! Just got back from there, and it was amazing.
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Oklahoma *sigh*
Florida or Texas,South Carolina close to the beach would be ok
@Inspectorgrampy5 - folly beach in south carolina. that’s where me and my husband plan on retiring. years beyond years from now lol. it’s about 2 1/2 hours from where we live now i think. really nice beach.
North Carolina.
ca baby
I enjoy living in New York, but I think that if I couldn’t, I’d probably live somewhere near the beach. I don’t really care where that is. Maybe North Carolina. I really like it there.
I’d just be happy to get out of Indiana.
I’d go for either Georgia, Montana, or Arizona.
Wisconsin. Hands down. But, if I couldn’t live here, I think I’d choose Texas. I’d just really miss the snow.
New York where NYC is located or Illinois where Chicago lies.
@beebizzle - I’ve heard South Carolina is beautiful.Really I don’t want tobe ON the beach,maybe 45 minutes from it but my house be on a nice lake.MAN would I be in heaven then….oh and a golf course by the lake hahahaha,Hey,I might as well go all out with this dream.
Alaska.
Just..because.
Solid
Texas fo’ sho’. I know where you’re coming from Dan.
Hands down, Hawaii for sure!
@godfatherofgreenbay - WIN.
But as far as the United States are concerned, maybe Colorado. or somewhere by the ocean. Normally I love Minnesota with all my heart, but right now the weather is getting to me.
@Inspectorgrampy5 - LOL! you might as well!! that does sound amazing though
i like folly because it’s less crowded. there’s maybe one hotel ON the beach, i think. that’s why i like it so much. and yes, south carolina is beautiful…or rather, parts of it lol.
I like CA but the laws there suck. PA is quite nice though
I’m surprised by the amount of NC love here o.O I had no idea my state was so popular.
Take me away to Texas, preferably near the beach. If that can’t happen, then Denver.
Hawaii. Especially this time of year.
Have to rep VA
All about CA!
I live in California now, but one day would want to live in NY.
I think I belong in CA
i love NYC, but i want to live in Boston.
Washington state.
California looks like a third world country, I want to go to New York. For some reason, I feel I belong there.
Missouri.
California is just fine by me. :]
I like California
NYC is my home, but I’d love to go to college in Pittsburgh.
i love my home in louisiana.
New York.
To be specific, MIAMI, FLORIDA has my heart<3333
Just Florida period.. far,far away from boring Connecticut.
minneSNOWta
Any of the 49 that I haven’t lived in yet.
FL without a doubt. There are many places I’ve been that are great to visit but FL (specifically the central east coast) is a great place to live.
CALIFORNIA REPRESENT!!
@leeleekicksass - lol I’m pretty sure he said STATE.
definitely California
I love my new england, but I wouldn’t mind NY or pennsylvania.
the one I live in now…. Arizona!!!!!!!!!!!!!
MAINE, of course!
I could never live in Cali, Florida or Texas. And definitely nowhere down south. New England is for me, especially Maine. It’s the way life should be ;p
Part of me thinks that I might like living in Seattle, WA. Of course, I couldn’t be sure of that unless I actually moved there.
Of all the states I have lived in, Alaska and Hawaii have been the best, but I swear NY has my heart. Every time I have left, I have ALWAYS returned. It will always be number one. Haters can peace out.
California STINKS unless you’re just chilling out and vacationing. PA was the WORST. Tennessee was probably the most boring… no, DEFINITELY the most boring. Ohio is pretty dull; however, the people are SO nice. I would never live in Florida. Minnesota was a cool visit, but I wouldn’t want to be there permanently. It’s too big, I’d go out of my mind having to travel miles to see my neighbor. And most people in Kentucky I swear are about the dumbest folk I’ve ever met, the women in particular… I said most, not all, so before you get your undies in a knot and get offended, get some self confidence in who you are and then maybe take a second peek at the indefinite pronouns. If you don’t know what those are, well… need I say more?
Alaska. And consequently it is where I haven chosen to live.
mhmmm sorrry. I love Canada too much.
I’m thinking North Carolina, somewhere near Highlands.
hawaii
Washington!!!!
We have a green, wet, coastal side, and a dry country brown side!
I love the big city, I love suburbia, but I also love wide open small country towns.
There are mountains to climb, rivers to float, ocean beaches (however crappy), seasons, forests, prairies/deserts. Also big cities like Seattle, and small towns like Yakima… suburbs, highlands… there’s a little bit of everything! It’s not all “Evergreen State”. There is a good sense of seasonality too.
If someone told me I could never leave Washington for the rest of my life, I’d be fine with that!
*shrug*
It’s weird….I find the question misses the point, for me. I don’t think in terms of living in states, so much as living in cities. Because the cities in a state can vary.
e.g. Mobile, Ala. is antebellum, flat, a little rundown and not particularly…interesting. Birmingham, Ala. on the other hand, is gorgeous, full of rolling hills, interesting people and interesting things to do.
Honolulu is bustling, culturally chaotic (in the BEST way), vibrant and the buildings are a little rundown. But at least Honolulu has buildings. Certain places on Maui are populated by huts.
To answer your question, though…
based on the cities I want to live in (San Francisco, Portland, Seattle and D.C.), I would have to say I’d like to live in either California, Washington state or Virginia (again).
i LOVED iowa. i haven’t been many places, but it’s so small and quiet and everyone knows everyone and it’s so cute and pretty. =]
you’ll have to forgive me for this (well you dont have to but i would like it if you did) because i’ll probably get this wrong but i would live in Loisiana, yep thats right i would be a southerner lol i have family in new orleans , so i would live there
im from new zealand so it’d be a bit of a move, and i dont even know if i got the right state but hey, thats kiwis for ya
Israel
CA
Prescott, Arizona
canada
ha ha
Texas… its where i am now. i am not ever moving if i dont have to
Germany.
California.
Oregon or Tennessee
@nodnarbassoon - sounds nice (:
New Hampshire.
Alaska
Nice and cold! Plus they have loads of eagles 
Colorado or Alaska. I could handle California too, just as long as I was close to somewhere I could ski.
CA, better weather, but horrid traffic infrastructure….Financially, FL. 9 months of summer and 3 of spring is fine by me, plus I like gators and stuff. I spent about a week in Philly one summer, would like to spend a full summer there. Just south of me land is really cheap in northern NC, if I desire privacy later in life I’d go there. I’d probably like a winter in South Texas, but Padre Island is for chumps
The state I currently live in, TENNESSEE! It is by far the most BEAUTIFUL state there is. The people rock too.
@Audiofreak18 - Has Orange Mound changed in the last 4 years?
New York or South Carolina. I always wanted to live in NYC. My husband hates the city. And not just that city. All big cities. The 5-year-plan puts us in South Carolina by fall of 2012.
@emily_shannon - I’m surprised too. I guess I just never think about many other people living in NC who would be on Xanga.
I’ll have to say right now I love being in NC, but I’ve found VA to be a pretty nice state too.
I really like bourbon and betting on horse races.
Kentucky’s pretty good for that.
Dear Dan,
I’ve lived in the L.A. area all my life, and I’ll most likely die here.
The best state was, is and will always be California.
Michael F. Nyiri, poet, philosopher, fool
Tyrol
I love California, but if I had to choose a state besides my own, I’d go with New York.
I wanna live in California at some point, but not for my entire life.
Probably North Carolina. I lived there till I was almost 9, and it’s soooo much better than Ohio. I’d pick either near the coast or in the mountains, like Asheville.
“I learned something while on the road. State shapes: the easier it is to draw, the harder it is to live in them. So if you live in a regular polygon, then get the hell out! You gotta move to a squiggly area (sorry Wyoming). Culture is attracted to squiggles.” –Demetri Martin
I love living in Massachusetts… but I like going to college in Oregon. I really do like Maine though. Or Alaska… just because…
@burn_journal - lol! true
MA is pretty cool.
other than that: VT, ME, or CO.
noone said KS yet. Wierd. I figured it would be #1 on the list.
Alabama…. I’m probably the only one who is going to say this.
I’ve visited quite a few states. I really liked Alaska…but I’ll just stay in Oklahoma.
Alaska. Specifically, Barrow.
I split time between Hawaii (hometown) and NYC (school/work) and I wouldn’t ask for it any other way. Best of both worlds (culturally and weather-wise) in my opinion.
Boston, Mass….
@Roadlesstaken - I think so, too.
New York – specifically NYC.
The one I live in, California. Love it here. We’ve got the ocean, the mountains, the desert. It’s all here.The only other state I would consider would be Hawaii.
to live and die in southern California.
though we have five feet of snow on the ground in minnesota, i’m okay living here. we at least get all four seasons, though winter lasts for like 5 more months than it needs to.
Hawaii. Cali. Florida. One of the three. I just need to get out of NJ. Ugh this place.
New Jersey is nice, but I want to go back to Pennsylvania. I love the outdoors.
Georgia.
Anywhere but cold-arse Minnesota; and yet, I’m still here although I’ve been planning to move for the past 20 years!
One without tornadoes
I live in SC right now (it’s ok) but my wife and I have always wanted to move to WA. I blame my wife and her obsession with orcas, but the area is truly breath-taking.
I’ll stick with SC…. Which is the state of happiness for me!
@One_in_a_Million@datingish - ooooooohhhhhhhhhhh…………… Could I possibly meet a fellow xangan in the future?? I’ve been trying so hard.. I thought I was all alone here……. My other xanga friends live in NC.
euphoria
I honestly have no clue where I want to live when I grow up. I’ve always wanted to live in Michigan for some reason, even if it’s only for a little while.
I need to move before the big earthquake hits CA. Probably to Utah or North Carolina. Then again, someplace on the coast would be nice because extreme weather kills me.
colorado or maine!
West Virginia
I’ve lived in Utah my whole life, I really can’t see myself living anywhere else.
CA or MA
@Starlight_Angel_79 - Yay Utah!
@brittany_7x - thats whats up!
@l0veBabyx - Florida sucks ass. Stay as far away from it as you can. You will thank me later, I promise.
Utah! There is so much variety here. Awesome mountains and clear creeks. Deserts, too. And 4 distinct seasons. Cowboy country!
@bridgetrhee - How is it in Hawaii? I am looking into moving there, but I don’t know…a lot of people tell me it’s dirty and rainy all the time
@Nemokama - Haha, I absolutely ADORE Florida! Im there every year, it’s like Brazil in the US! (I’m Brazilian)
@l0veBabyx - I’m glad someone likes it here. I would give my left eye to get out :/ That’s probably due, though, to my experiences with hurricanes and insane religious groups banging on my door at 5 AM o.o
@Nemokama - Ooh understood. I hate Connecticut,mainly cause of the cold and the people..but people will be everywhere I guess :-/
I’ve lived in NY, TN, GA and MO… and I most definitely would love to live in MA! I thought about CA for a while but yeah MA for sure!
NY, CA or HI
Although part of the business is a publicly traded company, the current president of Replica Men Watch Corporation is the founder’s great-grandson, Shinji Hattori, who is also the nephew of the current honorable chairman. Used to time marathons, it brought unprecedented precision to sports timekeeping, being accurate to within 0.2 seconds a day.
One of today’s “top blogs” is one fucking sentence long? Is this a joke? This is NOT a blog. It’s a damn question.
To respond to your question, Missouri. Stuff’s cheap, people are opinionated, and there’s plenty of road rage. I’ve most likely flipped you off on the road while passing your “55 in a 60″ ass.
KT
California is the place to be
Far-harm livin is the life for me
Floods stretchen out so far an wide
Keep Manhatten just give me that ocean tide
Washington, the evergreen state.
I love New York and I’d never ever want to live anywhere else. <3
@UR_MUSE - I take that back, Europe is becoming too Islamicized. New South Wales would probably be a better option.
Well the weather in California seems fantastic, so I’d love to give that a shot.
None actually.
NEW YORK!!! I can’t stand driving anywhere else haha. My sister’s here from South Carolina and I scare her while I’m driving because she isn’t used to New York drivers/driving. We’re jerks up here and it’s pretty awesome.
I love it here in Hawaii
I love it here in Hawaii
I love it here in Hawaii
@JESthemess - Funny; I moved from Indiana to Georgia when I was 8, and then from Georgia to Missouri when I was 16… and now all I want is to move back TO Indiana. And I will very soon and I couldn’t be more excited.
All three states are different (though when I moved to GA I was in culture shock for 5 of the 8 years I lived there). Georgia is beautiful, but I hated living there. It’s a wonderful to visit, though. Missouri is okay, but I miss Indiana. Also, in MO, “Hoosier” (which is officially what people from Indiana are called) is an insult meaning white trash, so that’s not very fun…
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that is a tough question all have great things about them and great scenery but it seems that California has it all…I loved Oregon when I lived there but the rain!!!!!!
ny is where it’s at.
North Dakota…or SD or Montana.
California
VA of course.
Has snow, but a nice temp in the summer, and near the beach (if you want). Plus, you’ll be near DC.
The state of inebriation
california or NYC.
the State of Me.
Colorado, Montana, Wyoming, Mountains, skiing/snowboarding, and cowboys.
California, New York, or Florida
@Nemokama - the winter is the rainiest season, but the rain never lasts that long (we are called the rainbow state because there are lots of rainbows everywhere after the rain!). it’s not dreary-rainy like seattle. as for dirty, i definitely wouldn’t say it’s dirty. new york city is wayyy dirtier in comparison (but i guess “dirty” is all relative, depending on what you’re used to)– hawaii has lovely beaches, a slow pace, and GREAT food. i guess the only downside to it all is that once you get bored, you get bored. hawaii is the most isolated island in the world, particularly smack middle in the pacific ocean with nothing around for a long while, so if you wanna go anywhere else you gotta get on a plane.
so if you like consistency, go to hawaii. if you like constant change, then don’t go to hawaii.
Not sure why, but maybe North or South Carolina. Perhaps, my views are swayed or influenced by those Nicholas Sparks novels. lol
@npr32486 - I take it you don’t live in Philly then.
Well, unless you live in the better parts of it such as near the waterfront or something. hehe
@Roadlesstaken - Won’t you miss seeing the snow though? lol
@Babieboo_Annie - Lancaster.
@Babieboo_Annie - NOOO haha
Delaware. Pretty much no one knows where it is, but I love it here. I mean… no sales tax is amazing, my family is around, and I’m close to beaches and not too far from NY. It’s great.
the best state is texas, duh
New York! Just got back from there, and it was amazing.