Have you thought about moving?

I moved 17 years ago and hope to never move again. When was younger it wasn’t too big a deal but now - no way.
J

 

I was 73 when we began our big project but I don't regret it.

 

Most my life I've wanted to see lots of the American places I see on movies. Don't come to Australia it's the land of rules and regulations and fines. My garden could get my front door knocked of its hinges and a swat team come kick my ass.

 

Really? I have relations who live in Melbourne. I've been on a few road trips and lived in various places in the USA so here's a quick rundown:
Texas: NOPE
NYC: Full of incredibly rude people and mouth-wateringly expensive.
Chicago: Like NYC but not with rude people.
Tennessee: Only if you love country music. If you move there, you have to get a country music implant in your brain.
California: Too big to sum up, but basically, everything from San Francisco north is great. LA is the pit of hell.
Oregon: Lovely, and very racist. Great weed.
Nevada: Wants your money.
Colorado: Towns with Indian names but no Indians. Too high to breathe. Full of ski lunatics.
Oklahoma: Listen to the Merle Haggard single, it's accurate.

 

I'm more easy going about this. I travel a lot and I already moved several times. The last time I moved a year ago from Oklahoma to Louisiana. Don't regret about any of my relocations. The last one went even smoother than expected. Maybe because I hired https://expomovers.com and the moving process itself wasn't stressful for me both psychologically and physically.

 

Yep , I have but I'm long in the tooth now
So I'll give it more consideration in my next life !

 

I've lived in seven states and 3 countries. None were 'perfect' for me to live in.

 

I would like to point out that movers are a profession. No modern and developed enterprise can do without them. It is difficult to imagine modern life without this profession. Have you ever used their services?

 

I'll add Miami to my list:
Just watch Miami Vice. It's like that.

 

Got curious about ur nickname also Yes it's local Mexican slang, it means "weed".
Mexico is fast becoming a 1st world country. The big city near where I live has the richest suburb in the whole of Latin America: San Pedro. The economy is growing really fast; the peso is a very strong currency and has recently gone from 23 to 17 pesos/dollar. Work is plentiful and I don't see homeless people on the streets.