Hawaii meets London, does it exist? (rent, square footage, wages)

[The_gateway]

Originally Posted by theunbrainwashed

Lol it's not all about sunshine and rainbows I'm from the Caribbean myself originally and I loved England, even the weather!

I have to agree somewhat. Sunny beaches are great but can get boring. Definitely feels like being constantly beaten over the head with rainbows when you're in Hawaii

[faithfolau]

I love Hawaii I do, but been here all my life of 31 years. I need somthing much colder, where I can build a candy land room...LOL!

[swisswife]

Originally Posted by the troubadour

My take would be Singapore for all it's charms isn't London and dare i say even a little boring. London has so many dimensions to it as well as having an edge.
It has problems but is an experience that should be taken if at all possible.

I lived in Singapore for 2 years and wild horses couldn't get me back there.
By far the most boring place I have ever been.

[faithfolau]

Originally Posted by Trimac20

I'll bet you there's more than 100 Hawaiians living in London.

If that is true then that is amazing, I need to connect with some of them.

Thank you all who have posted.

[paull805]

my guess is there will be a good handful of Hawaiians living in london. theres probably a good handful of people from most countries (i know hawaii isn't a country!) around the world living in london, it's the worlds most diverse city with over 300 languages spoken in the city, new york has 170, toronto has 140 and los angeles has 92

[jeffredo]

Originally Posted by faithfolau

I like cold weather, I was born and raised here I need a change. I also like rain.

Seattle or Portland. London-ish weather without the hassles of immigration.

[paull805]

Originally Posted by jeffredo

Seattle or Portland. London-ish weather without the hassles of immigration.

haha the hassle of immigration in london for an immigrant! Priceless!

[jeffredo]

Originally Posted by paull805

haha the hassle of immigration in london for an immigrant! Priceless!

What's so priceless about it? Should I have used "emigrating" instead? Basically, I was trying to say is if the O.P. is trying to find a cool, rainy climate it would be less trouble staying within one's country vs. going to the U.K.. We do have those climatic options. I've stayed in London nine months and please don't take offense, but I'd rather be living in Seattle or Portland.

[minibrings]

Originally Posted by faithfolau

If that is true then that is amazing, I need to connect with some of them.

Thank you all who have posted.

Hi
There is a Hawaiians in London group on facebook, but only 2-3 members..

[faithfolau]

Thank again. I will look in to it.