If you could live in any commonwealth country where would you live?

[meggiebeth]

I'd stay here in the UK. It really feels like home and different cultures would be hard to adjust to. I think France, Italy and Spain are all lovely but not *our* culture, or *our* home. Plus we don't speak the languages

I might like to live in East coast America. You get such good seasons and proper summers. It is cold and rainy here all year round and totally depressing. But since it is not a Commonwealth country, I am just sticking to the good 'ole rainy UK!

 

[purplejam]

I think it's definitely a case of the grass is always greener etc

I'd move to the US in a heartbeat

 

[meggiebeth]

Personally, of all of my vacations (excluding WDW, of course), Australia and Scotland were two of my favorite places to visit. Australia is absolutely beautiful and who can argue with those accents? As far as Scotland goes, while I am an American mutt, most of my haritage is Scottish so it almost feels like going home. I love me some haggis and find the srchitecture to be breathtaking. Also love those accents. Plus, the Scots just seem to be pretty tough and I like that. I really can't decide, but I would certainly pick one of those two.

Scotland is lovely. I love me some haggis too! It is delicious! We just love how fun Scots are. Have you tried some of the fun dances! I am Scottish so I love Scotland just like you!

Sadly if Scotland leaves the UK for independence I am not sure whether it will be in the Commonwealth any more.

 

[Planogirl]

Some of those islands look tempting but I'd say the UK from what little I know. I could spend every waking moment just exploring the castles and villages and so on.

 

[JennaDeeDooDah]

Scotland is lovely. I love me some haggis too! It is delicious! We just love how fun Scots are. Have you tried some of the fun dances! I am Scottish so I love Scotland just like you!

Sadly if Scotland leaves the UK for independence I am not sure whether it will be in the Commonwealth any more.

When I was there, we were treated to a night of Scotish traditions. That's where we had the haggis with nips and tatties. We also go to learn a couple of the dances which were truly fun.

 

[Sgt Mickey]

1. UK
2. Australia
3. Fiji Islands
4. New Zealand
5. South Africa

 

[Sgt Mickey]

I'd stay here in the UK. It really feels like home and different cultures would be hard to adjust to. I think France, Italy and Spain are all lovely but not *our* culture, or *our* home. Plus we don't speak the languages

I might like to live in East coast America. You get such good seasons and proper summers. It is cold and rainy here all year round and totally depressing. But since it is not a Commonwealth country, I am just sticking to the good 'ole rainy UK!

I live in a commonwealth STATE does that count
jk I know it isn't the same.

I am an Ameircan who lived in Germany I really don't think it was that much of an adjustment it was harder to adjust to be back here sometimes.

 

[Fly4free]

Personally, of all of my vacations (excluding WDW, of course), Australia and Scotland were two of my favorite places to visit. Australia is absolutely beautiful and who can argue with those accents? As far as Scotland goes, while I am an American mutt, most of my haritage is Scottish so it almost feels like going home. I love me some haggis and find the srchitecture to be breathtaking. Also love those accents. Plus, the Scots just seem to be pretty tough and I like that. I really can't decide, but I would certainly pick one of those two.

Scotland is lovely. I love me some haggis too! It is delicious! We just love how fun Scots are. Have you tried some of the fun dances! I am Scottish so I love Scotland just like you!

Sadly if Scotland leaves the UK for independence I am not sure whether it will be in the Commonwealth any more.

When I was there, we were treated to a night of Scotish traditions. That's where we had the haggis with nips and tatties. We also go to learn a couple of the dances which were truly fun.

I love Scotland too! Loved the friendly people and their accents. The country is breathtaking.......the haggis not so much!

 

[lovin'fl]

People have that CONception because some giant percentage of the world's deadliest or most venemous or whatever creatures live in Australia and if you just look at snakes I think like, all the top 10 deadliest are from Oz.

Kangaroos will kick you into Tanzania, and it's too late to cover it up now, we know the truth about koalas.

Man, that is one scary looking koala...yikes!

 

[lovin'fl]

I would say one of the tropical islands...maybe the Seychelles or Vanuatu...BUT, I'd have to research their critter population (mainly spider). I don't want huge spiders crawling in my house or scorpions or anything like that. I'd have to find a nice condo that is in a relatively critter free area.

Ok...I must change my choice. Those two islands are too close to the equator and thus would have gigantic spiders and other such creatures...too tropical. I, like a PP, think that even FL is too tropical (we were just in Vero Beach and found a spider the size of my entire hand perched in a groove on our van door) and the roaches are also huge (and fly...eek). So glad I gave up the idea of being the next Jane Goodall (after I had the idea for all of 10 minutes)....I would not survive living in a jungle. So, Malta looks nice. It's kinda like being in SC or GA (latitude-ly speaking). It's beautiful and has mild winters.

 

[STLnative]

UK, absolutely. Total Anglophile here.