I don't know about the rest of you but I could do with a holiday. It's just wishful thinking at the moment so.....
If you could live anywhere in the world right now where would you be? Imagine there's no visa restrictions and you don't have to worry about expenses.
I'd be in London.
Anyone want to trade? 
Ha, I'd be in London too. But in a mansion.
Aside from UK... Canada maybe, in a woodsy, lakey place.
I'd live in New Zealand but I'd want to take my friends and family too.
London ain't that great, y'all.
Ooooh New York or Berlin would be pretty cool as well though!
Quote: EllieJP @ October 21 2011, 10:55 AM BSTLondon ain't that great, y'all.
It is if you have money or live in a nice area!
(Even if not it's still the best city in the world.)
Canada.
Failing that
Quote: zooo @ October 21 2011, 10:48 AM BSTHa, I'd be in London too. But in a mansion.
Yup, here (London, not mansion sadly)-but with money please. Was going to change the bedroom furniture around but only other place bed fits would mean sleeping not facing door, which freaks me out. I am told this is not normal, views please?!
Ha! I think lots of people have weird things about where they sleep. If a double bed is along a wall, I prefer to be on the side not next to the wall.
And if I think about where I've slept in all the double beds of my life, it seems to always be on the side nearest the door.
I find it easier sleeping on the couch or in a chair then my bed. So much so in uni I turned my bed into another desk
Berlin, Ireland, Cornwall or Melbourne.
Quote: TopBanana @ October 21 2011, 11:24 AM BSTBerlin, Ireland, Cornwall or Melbourne.
What a random selection
Maybe they have the most interesting shrubs!
Quote: zooo @ October 21 2011, 11:21 AM BSTAnd if I think about where I've slept in all the double beds of my life, it seems to always be on the side nearest the door.
Boys should sleep nearest the door so that they get killed first in a burglary.
Lol!
But what if they come in through the window? 
I think the door is more likely... I stay on those odds.
Japan has always fascinated me. And Canada, I imagine is the extreme opposite. So either of those two.