I live in Kennett Missouri. If you like oppressive humidity and billions of mosquitos, come for a visit.

Orlando

I used to play golf there when I was stationed at Blytheville AFB in 1962.

I am from Cappadocia (Turkey) and I live in Istanbul. I am really lucky. If you want to see some of the most beautiful places you should visit Istanbul and Cappadocia. A trip starting from Istanbul and goes to Cappadocia can be a good travel.

Orland Park, IL. 23 miles southwest of Chicago. It's absolutely gorgeous here today low 80s and sunny-this is why we put up with the horrendous winters!

New York

And - you should all come to visit.

Oh - most of you have already, haven;t you? Or are here now. (This year we have even more masses of tourists than last - thanks to the poor miserable dollar.)

Check out my thread Where do you Live to see the amazing number of places.

I hear ya, nytraveler. Working on Wall Street has been madddddening around the lunch hour. Too many people!!! What in the world are you all doing on bloody Wall Street anyway? Nothing much to see here, keep it moving, folks..

Born in Salem, MA, lived in Boston 15 years after school, Nantucket 9 years and now Lausanne, Switzerland for 8.

I live in Melbourne, FL and love it. Much nicer than Orlando, where I lived almost all my life.

Weather is perfect (except for hurricanes!).

I've lived in London, Essex, Suffolk and Kent in England. Like hundreds of thousands of English people (as opposed to British people) each year I didn't like what was happening to my country so left and now live in rural France where I listen to the continued decline of England on BBC radio 4.

I live in the world famous metropolis of Fruitland Park, Florida.

Hey, we have a stop light, 3 convenience stores, 2 hair salons and an antique shop.

dave

I grew up inder the flight path of Heathrow Airport, moved to Wantage in Oxfordshire (birthplace of King Alfred the Great) and then moved to the Netherlands 23 years ago. I now live in a small town in Utrecht Province, just round the corner from Soestdijk Palace, home of the late Queen Juliana.