[Zepp88]

Yes.

What places are known for their quality of life? Things like plenty of nicely paying and interesting jobs nearby, without much traffic and hubbub, but with a friendly atmosphere with plenty to do.

Some place with a good music scene.

Plus what places have the most affordable cost of living vs. nicely paying jobs in the area.

Ålesund in norway.

[Zepp88]

Oh my god that's one beautiful town...

I'm trying to stay in the country though, it's so hard and expensive to move to a different country, and to get past the language barriers.

Plus, as young as I am and with the current income I have it's just not feasible.

To bad, cause you can survive in a Scandinavian country with just english, we are forced to learn it in school and everybody under 55 knows it.

But a place to live in usa, hmmm, I don't know about that, your country is full of evil-doers and Mormons.

What about maine ?

[Scott]

Originally Posted by Zepp88

What places are known for their quality of life? Things like plenty of nicely paying and interesting jobs nearby, without much traffic and hubbub, but with a friendly atmosphere with plenty to do.

I don't think there is a place like that.

If there is good paying jobs, there will be traffic. Where there's traffic, there is less of a friendly atmosphere.

My opinion of course.


That being said, Cape Breton, NovaScotia, Canada has the nicest people you will ever meet () but there's no music scene. A good compromise would be Halifax, NovaScotia. Less friendly, (Still pretty friendly in comparison to other places) but better music scene, and better jobs.

* Scott misses Nova Scotia.

Originally Posted by Scott

I don't think there is a place like that.

If there is good paying jobs, there will be traffic. Where there's traffic, there is less of a friendly atmosphere.

My opinion of course.


That being said, Cape Breton, NovaScotia, Canada has the nicest people you will ever meet () but there's no music scene. A good compromise would be Halifax, NovaScotia. Less friendly, (Still pretty friendly in comparison to other places) but better music scene, and better jobs.

* Scott misses Nova Scotia.

What do you think about alberta ? There are some nice places there. smaller communities and such.

[Scott]

My ex is out west. Thus, it is the fifth circle of hell. And Alberta suffers for it.

[Zepp88]

Originally Posted by Desecrated

To bad, cause you can survive in a Scandinavian country with just english, we are forced to learn it in school and everybody under 55 knows it.

But a place to live in usa, hmmm, I don't know about that, your country is full of evil-doers and Mormons.

What about maine ?

If I were to move to a different country I would make a strong effort to speak the native language and use English very sparingly. It's just respectful to the native population.

[Zepp88]

Originally Posted by Scott

I don't think there is a place like that.

If there is good paying jobs, there will be traffic. Where there's traffic, there is less of a friendly atmosphere.

My opinion of course.


That being said, Cape Breton, NovaScotia, Canada has the nicest people you will ever meet () but there's no music scene. A good compromise would be Halifax, NovaScotia. Less friendly, (Still pretty friendly in comparison to other places) but better music scene, and better jobs.

* Scott misses Nova Scotia.

Friendly people really isn't a huge concern of mine. And as far as traffic goes, I live and work in Northern Virginia, and it really doesn't get any worse. "Bad traffic" in many places might be not so bad to me.

I have seriously thought about moving to Canada, but I do want to avoid moving to a different country, it's just so far...

Originally Posted by Zepp88

If I were to move to a different country I would make a strong effort to speak the native language and use English very sparingly. It's just respectful to the native population.

Tell that to the thousand of german tourist that invades the north each summer , Thank god they force us to learn german in school.