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I totally hear yah. I love the U.S. but I feel there are other countries that I would feel more at "home" with. It's kind of like Chicago is really only home for me when it comes to the U.S. but I still love other cities in the U.S. just wouldn't live in them.
I felt at home in Scotland almost immediately. I miss my family, especially my grandkids, but otherwise I don't miss anything. I don't get homesick. How could I? Home is where I live.
I do enjoying visiting the US, aside from seeing family. But to live there? No thanks. Even if I wanted to I wouldn't based on the healthcare.
I felt at home in Scotland almost immediately. I miss my family, especially my grandkids, but otherwise I don't miss anything. I don't get homesick. How could I? Home is where I live.
I do enjoying visiting the US, aside from seeing family. But to live there? No thanks. Even if I wanted to I wouldn't based on the healthcare.
How exactly did you apply for and get U.K. citizenship? Did you have to wait until you were retired?
I love it here. Wouldn't want to move anywhere else. I sometimes think of how trapped I would feel if I lived in a tiny country like so many people in the world do. The other countries that are of similar size to America have pretty low living standards. America is the only country in the world that is so vast and so developed.
Oh. I almost forgot Canada and Australia. I might be able to live in those two countries. I really enjoyed Canada every time I went.
I would either choose New Zealand, Uruguay or Iceland (although it's nearly impossible to get citizenship if you are American). New Zealand and Iceland are peaceful and Uruguay has great farmland for organic farming.
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