Australia

Still thinking of that tropical island. Warm, sunny, happy place.No drama, no politics.

Charlestown, South Carolina. Singing what a day for a daydream.

At one time I considered Cuenca, Ecuador for a retirement spot. It is close to the equator, gets all four seasons in one day, friendly to expats, and cheap. Then my daughter had a baby. Now another daughter is having a baby. I don't think I want to go anyplace for a year where I can't take the babies. Well, the parents too cuz I'm done with full time baby stuff. But I want to be nearby to see the babies grow up.

roma has it all

Costa Rica! I have a friend down there I used to date when we were in high school. I actually plan to take this trip sometime this year! That place is absolutely gorgeous!

Probably in Cowal Scotland, but Sienna would be a close second.

If I had a choice and the financial security to do it, I wouldn't live anywhere.

I would spend the year touring - either by public transport or motorcycle. I would make my way around the world.stopping off in places as it suited me and living as the locals do, not using posh hotels, but b&b or camping.

I rarely go to the same place twice for holidays, no matter how much I like a place (short breaks in Scotland excepted) as there is so much of the world out there to see. And contrary to popular belief, most of it friendly and welcoming.

After 2 tours in Switzerland, I would certainly pick this place. Magnificent scenery, very clean and tidy, Lovely people, great safety. never a dull moment......

Nah... you need to give me a partner in crime. What I do alone. I can do here.