Where have you lived, and where would you move back to?

[statman]

I've lived in:
Upstate NY (Schenectady (Scotia)),
Connecticut (New Haven (Orange)),
South Carolina (Columbia),
North Carolina (Charlotte),
Texas (Ft. Worth),
Illinois (NW suburbs (Gilberts)), and
Utah (Lehi).

Upstate NY - yes, but only because of family (that I like). Otherwise No.
CT - No.
South Carolina - Yes.
North Carolina - Yes.
Texas - HELL yes!
IL - HELL no!
UT - Yes.

[happyone]

Where I have lived

Utah - Davis county - currently
Washington - Tacoma
Oklahoma - Lawton ( multiple times)
Texas - Killeen, Mineral Wells
Tennessee - Clarksville
Georgia - Augusta
Germany - Nuremberg area

There is no area that I absolutely hate, but my favorites if I ever moved from here are

Tennesse, Washington or Germany

edit - how could I forget Japan - Kobe/Osaka/Kyoto - yes

[KillerDog]

Utah, SLC -- Yes
Utah, Utah County -- Yes
California, S.F. Bay Area -- Yes
New Jersey, Jersey Shore -- Yes
Nevada, Las Vegas -- Yes

[MarkGrace]

Kaneohe, Hawai'i - no

Seattle, WA - would move back if I ever left

Davis County, UT - no interest in going back

Washington DC - would live there again, though the horrible weather would alwasy be a challenge

Susanville, CA - have night terrors about this place. couldn't pay me enough to go back there

Merida, Mexico - there are areas around here where i would live

Other places beyond those above that I would live: SF, NYC, Chicago.

[MarkGrace]

Utah, SLC -- Yes
Utah, Utah County -- Yes
California, S.F. Bay Area -- Yes
New Jersey, Jersey Shore -- Yes
Nevada, Las Vegas -- Yes

Well you're easy to please.

[Pheidippides]

Utah - no. Maybe S. Utah would be a yes.
Tokyo - yes.
New York - yes, but only if I didn't have kids.
New Jersey - no.
Montana - no, until my in-laws are gone.
Texas - I love it here.

[Indy Coug]

Provo - Maybe
Kingsville, TX - No
Idaho Falls, ID - No
The Hague, Holland - Hell No
Ras Tanura, Saudi Arabia - Hell No
Chattanooga, TN - Maybe
London/East Anglia, England - Hell No
Murray/Midvale - Maybe, slightly more likely than Provo
Noblesville, IN - Definitely Yes
Castle Rock, CO - YES!!!!
Where I currently live out East - Hell No

[FN Phat]

Boise, ID --- In a heartbeat
Theresa, NY (Upstate) --- No
Windsor, CT --- Hell No
Somers, CT --- Take the scenery and small town and take it out of CT, Yes. If it stays in CT --- Hell no
Baldwinsville, NY (suburb of Syracuse) --- No (too rainy/overcast)
Middleton, ID (three times) --- This is where I still consider home
Fredericksburg, VA (twice)--- If I had a job that would pay me enough
Cleveland, OH --- Yes, if I can go back to the Warehouse District
Defiance, OH --- No
Paducah, KY --- I am stuck in this eternal hell for another 5+ years

[wuapinmon]

Birmingham, Alabama = Yes
Vero Beach, Florida That's as close to Dodgers fans as I can stomach
Dillard, Georgia = Only if I were rich
Acworth, Georgia = too many Yankees now, but I do love it
Costa Rica = Without a second thought
Provo, Utah = probably not, but maybe. The winters are too cold
New Orleans = tomorrow, if I could afford it
Hartsville, SC = I like it here.

[FMCoug]

Grand Rapids, MI - Moved away at 5 so no idea.
(insert string of MI foster homes here ... hell no)

SoCal
Altadena - Used to be the 'hood but becoming gentrified so maybe.
Garden Grove, CA - Nope. It is now Little Saigon
Covina, CA - Yes.

In reality I'd live in SoCal again but probably not in any of the above

Mission areas:
Beaver Falls, PA - Yes
Moundsville, WV - No
Jamestown, NY - No
Butler, PA - No
Bethlel Park , PA - Yes

Basically I'd live in Pittsburgh suburbs ... but not the rural areas I served.

Rexburg, ID - No
Logan, UT - No
Salt Lake City, UT - No
Lehi, UT - No
Tulsa, OK - Yes
Flower Mound, TX - HELL YES
Rockwall, TX - HELL YES
Kaysville, UT - No
Cedar Hills, UT - No

[SoCalCoug]

Glendora, CA: No.
Greer/Greenville, SC: No.
Provo, UT: No.
Chicago/suburbs (mission): No.
Laguna Hills, CA: Yes.
Dana Point, CA: Yes.
Rancho Santa Margarita, CA: Yes.
Laguna Niguel, CA: Yes.

Yeah, there's a pattern here.

[smokymountainrain]

Vernal, UT - no
Montevideo Uruguay - there are places I could live
Logan, UT - yes
Murray, UT - yes
Buena Vista, VA - no
West Jordan, UT - no
Edmonds, WA - yes
Renton, WA - no
Issaquah, WA - yes - the best place I've lived so far
Sandy, UT - yes

[oxcoug]

Chattanooga, TN - Maybe
London/East Anglia, England - Hell No

I actually liked Chattanooga when I visited there. But it was just for a day.

London is amazing - where/whether I cld live there would depend entirely on the budget, but there are some great areas. Also depends slightly on your tolerance for rain, and mine is high.

Boise, ID
Fredericksburg, VA (twice)--- If I had a job that would pay me enough

Spent a day in Fredericksburg a couple years back and actually tagged it mentally as a place I could consider living if I ever needed to locate permanently in NoVa.

Washington DC - would live there again, though the horrible weather would alwasy be a challenge

Interesting. Never thought of DC as having horrible weather. Winters are relatively mild - I assume you're referring to the humidity the rest of the year? Yeah, Ok that does suck.

[Jarid in Cedar]

Vernal, UT - no
Montevideo Uruguay - there are places I could live
Logan, UT - yes
Murray, UT - yes
Buena Vista, VA - no
West Jordan, UT - no
Edmonds, WA - yes
Renton, WA - no
Issaquah, WA - yes - the best place I've lived so far
Sandy, UT - yes

What did you not like about Vernal? It is a great place to live if you like the outdoors. Great fishing and hunting. Flaming Gorge is awesome.

[New Mexican Disaster]

Indianapolis, IN-yeah, sure, why not
S.H.A.P.E., Belgium-absolutely
Spanish Fork , UT-no, bad memories.
Provo, UT-maybe, overall it is a nice place.
Tuscaloosa, AL-my favorite place of all time.
San Diego, CA-not under any circumstances other than life and death.
San Ramon, CA-I would choose San Diego first.
Roswell, NM-I like it here a lot, except for the tea party element.