If You Could Live Anywhere…
Where would you choose? Would you stay where you are? Or, would you move elsewhere?
I suppose I am somewhat undecided. I admit that this does have some appeal. Pretty much protected from most disasters, except perhaps flooding and earthquakes. Then, I suppose there is the possibility that some foreign government with old maps might try to blow you up in the event of war. But, for most things, you’d probably be pretty safe. Plus, for a while I’ve thought having an underground watering hole called “The Shelter” or something would be pretty cool too.
Just think of all the space you’d have! I could set up a couple businesses, a museum or two, living space and still have plenty of room to spare!
Or, check this one out. You have a nice house, underground facilities, plus easy access to the airport, which means you can ship or receive stuff from UPS, DHL, and FedEx and it’s be no doubt quicker than if you lived farther away.
Or check out the Titan I site in Denver, Colorado. 210 acres and 45,000 sq.ft. of floor space. A bit of a fixer-upper, but you’ve got mountain views in what appears to be a nice rural area, but close to the city and a major airport, giving you those shipping and receiving advantages, which will be great if you run any kind of business–say, for example, one on the Internet–where you’ll ship stuff out.
Of course, I’d need more than $300,000 to buy and renovate any of these sites. 
Maybe I should bring back the “Buy Me a Soda” plugin. 
Where would you want to live?
(Yes, this is off-topic, but at least I’m not blogging about mattresses.)
I want to live in a fantasy world. Or a virtual fantasy world!
Ha! As you were replying here, I was replying to you on Joanne’s blog!
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I’d live everywhere. That’s the beauty of online business, you are liquid in the sense that you can make a living from anywhere in the world, as long as you’ve got a laptop and a connection. When I start making big bucks online, I’ll surely be traveling a lot. That’s what I’m planning for.
To answer the question; I’d like to try living in London, Miami, Paris and some other major cities. But NYC, that’s something else entirely. I think it would suit me so well. I’ve never actually been there, but I can imagine a fast paced environment with lots of people and choices. Most importantly; a place that never sleeps. Now that’s my kind of place.
LA was great too, walking down Third Street Promenade on a Friday night is something special. So calm and nice. Sipping a cup of flavored black tea at Coffee Bean and just watching the people go by as you hear a woman singing a beautiful song just down the street… Also very much my style, so I really don’t know where I’ll end up.