No. I wouldn't mind visiting, but I have no interest in living anywhere but here.

Looking more like a reality with the USA economy tanking. I've lived in other places and would move out if (1) the money was right, (2) if I could keep dual citizenship for the sake of investments in the USA, and most importantly (3) if it was okay with my spouse. . .but even with all three factors, it would have to be the deal of the century for me to leave. . .then again, I consider the greater DC area a foreign country on many occassions. . .

I lived thus far in 4 different countries, and in all cases by necessity, not choice. Each has its own style, culture and language, and even as it is hard to cope with it at the beginning, in time you get to adjust your lifestyle and become quite comfortable. Many advantages a are involved, such as learning another language, another culture and skills that otherwise would not become available or comfortable. I wouldn't mind moving again it there were a compelling enough reason to do so.

I've thought about it, but obviously I would need to have a good reason for doing this. There are many countries I would be happy just to visit.

I would only like to visit another country, but not to live. I think it would be too hard to adjust to another country's way of life.

I dont know about that. Alot would depend on that decision.

mmmmm........nice sandy beaches, and public nudity!

If I had the means and opportunity, I'd certainly consider it.

Well, it's not perfect, but I like it here and I plan on staying here. Not that I don't like other countries; I'm sure there are plenty of places that I'd find rather nice. But I'd still rather be here.

It's really a 50/50 chance I would. I would try to if I had the opportunity but I wouldn't want to leave my family and go x number of miles away.

No. I would probably not turn down the chance to vacation somewhere but I don't want to live in another country. America is hardly perfect, but it's mine and I love it.

America is the fourth stop for me, hopefully the last. Gypsy life is spontenious, but very tireing.