Depends on how much of your life you felt like you lived in those 3 days...

Born in Port Jervis, New York
Sixth grade moved to Hackettstown New Jersey where I stayed until married except for college in Dalton, Pennsylvania.
Watertown, New York
Oswego, New York
Hackettstown, New Jersey (2 times)
Sayre, Pennsylvania
Clarks Summit, Pennsylvania 17 years until divorced
Tunkhannock, Pennsylvania the past 22 years, 3 different places

That's my story so far and I'm sticking to it!:wink:

well, it was the best 3 days of my life ... would love to return and go shopping!! ... in fact, actually my office is decorated with some of my trinkets when I was there ... January 1984 ...

I've read about "How to do business in Japan" ... interesting!

another friend was stationed there - and sent me a hand-stitched PURPLE silk kimono for my birthday one year ... and it is hanging on the wall - displayed as art ... not to wear (except in emergency situations!!) LOL

I'm amazed at how much many of you have moved, and jealous! I've not moved much at all. My biggest move being from central Canada to Eastern Canada.

- Bramelea, Ontario
- Etobicoke, Ontario
- Mississauga, Ontario
- Belleville, Ontario
- Sackville, New Brunswick
- Moncton, New Brunswick

Cleveland, Ohio
Northville, Michigan
Ann Arbor, Michigan
Anniston, Alabama
El Paso, Texas
Schwaebisch Gmuend, Germany
Kalamazoo, Michigan
Toledo, Ohio
Miami, Florida
Houston, Texas

Tom

No Moon Yet????:D

Chicago, IL
northwest Arkansas
Kerrville, TX
Newton Upper Falls, MA
Tacoma, WA
Portland, OR

I'd prefer to live in Chicago but the climate is daunting. It's probably too big a city for me at this stage in my life anyway.

I'd have to say I prefer being right where I am--in a moderate-size city with a fantastic climate.

I have always lived in northern Illinois. :)

New York mostly, born there, and then New Jersey for the country living. Lived all over NY and all over NJ, just like my jobs. Two states only, and they are right next to each other. Family still in both.

I love New York the best. I love fun and lively places. In NY you don't need a car, can't park it any where unless you're rich. In NJ it is a must to own a few cars, one for each household member. Parking is a breeze and free.

In NY I loved walking to all stores, friends and family. It is too expensive now to go back. :cool:

Dreaming: I would like a warmer climate. I hate snow. :eek: