Probably San Francisco. There is something about it that even Portland doesn't have, although I'd be happy to live in Portland. I haven't seen London, but I think it'd love it...
Toss up. Lived the first part of my life in the city, the last half in the country. In the country I miss the energy and options; in the city I wanted land to garden.
Iceland, I think. Or one of the Scandinavian countries where there is good health care and stuff. A few years ago I would have said England without hesitation, but it seems to be going the way the US is.
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Date: 2016-05-22 01:34 am (UTC)Probably San Francisco. There is something about it that even Portland doesn't have, although I'd be happy to live in Portland. I haven't seen London, but I think it'd love it...
Toss up. Lived the first part of my life in the city, the last half in the country. In the country I miss the energy and options; in the city I wanted land to garden.
Iceland, I think. Or one of the Scandinavian countries where there is good health care and stuff. A few years ago I would have said England without hesitation, but it seems to be going the way the US is.