middie
Chef Extraordinaire
then don't go to w. va. jkath. if you're anything like me you go down for 3 days and talk like them for 2 weeks
What city would you MOST like to live in?
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jkath
Hospitality Queen
you have an accent, middie 
middie
Chef Extraordinaire
no i don't jkath. i talk like a northern ohioan lol
jkath
Hospitality Queen
aaaaaaaaaaaaah. now I know.
I have a friend (my age) who moved here at 18 from England - I could listen to her accent all day long. However, when she goes home to her mum's they all call her a yank.
Okay, back to topic - (sorry Sushi!)
I grew up at the beach, so if I had to move, I'd choose somewhere near a lake.
I have a friend (my age) who moved here at 18 from England - I could listen to her accent all day long. However, when she goes home to her mum's they all call her a yank.
Okay, back to topic - (sorry Sushi!)
I grew up at the beach, so if I had to move, I'd choose somewhere near a lake.
Claire
Master Chef
Oh, dear; so many cities, so little time. I actually DID live in Paris once-upon-a-time .... but I was only a few years old. I once priced a flat in Ljubljana, but couldn't get hubby to go for it. I love living in apartments in big OLD buildings in big cities, preferably European, but cannot convince my husband to do it. He says once the dogs die, maybe. I know the dogs are an excuse, because dogs hang out under cafe tables in most European cities. I love most old cities, and like the neighborhood experience you get from living downtown in them.
In my fantasy world... I'd love to spend 6 months in all of the above mentioned cities.
Just to see which is the most comfortable for Paul and I. And then make my choice.
But, since we still haven't won the Washington State lottery.... I'd have to pick either Issaquah ( home sweet home) or Portland Oregon Or Carson City NV. All great places. In Europe... Amsterdam is pretty cool, I loved Paris but, don't think I could live there, The Greek island of Naxos is GREAT. I could spend a year or two living there.
Just to see which is the most comfortable for Paul and I. And then make my choice.
But, since we still haven't won the Washington State lottery.... I'd have to pick either Issaquah ( home sweet home) or Portland Oregon Or Carson City NV. All great places. In Europe... Amsterdam is pretty cool, I loved Paris but, don't think I could live there, The Greek island of Naxos is GREAT. I could spend a year or two living there.
The Z
Head Chef
What??? No "Las Vegas" on the list.
What kind of poll IS this?!?
"Home Sweet Home"
What kind of poll IS this?!?
"Home Sweet Home"
The Z
Head Chef
mrsmac said:
I prefer the Central Coast or Newcastle, myself. Close enough to enjoy Sydney but far enough away to be a little less crowded.
Andy M.
Certified Pretend Chef
Being from Massachusetts, I am accused of being parochial. I guess I have to go with the stereotype and say I am happy with Boston.
If I had to choose a second city, it would be San Francisco. (Probably because it is similar to Boston in so many ways.)
If I had to choose a second city, it would be San Francisco. (Probably because it is similar to Boston in so many ways.)
jkath
Hospitality Queen
Z, Sushi didn't put Vegas 'cause you have all the cities/countries in one:
New York, New York
Paris
Egypt (Luxor)
Olde England (Excalibur)
Monte Carlo
The tropical islands (Mirage)
and of course "laid back land" in Margaritaville.
New York, New York
Paris
Egypt (Luxor)
Olde England (Excalibur)
Monte Carlo
The tropical islands (Mirage)
and of course "laid back land" in Margaritaville.
The Z
Head Chef
Don't forget Rio!, Rome (Caesar's Palace), and......jkath said:
jkath
Hospitality Queen
ah yes!
and Aladdin (got sand?)
China (Imperial Palace)
and here's a stretch: you even have Atlantis.
and Aladdin (got sand?)
China (Imperial Palace)
and here's a stretch: you even have Atlantis.
The Z
Head Chef
more:
Bourbon Street, The Orleans (New Orleans)
Venetian (Venice)
Stratosphere (outer space?!)
Frontier, Gold Coast, Wild Wild West (old West)
Mandalay Bay
California
Sahara
Texas Station
.
Bourbon Street, The Orleans (New Orleans)
Venetian (Venice)
Stratosphere (outer space?!)
Frontier, Gold Coast, Wild Wild West (old West)
Mandalay Bay
California
Sahara
Texas Station
.
jkath
Hospitality Queen
California?
The Z
Head Chef
jkath said:
It's an older hotel/casino downtown.
ironchef
Executive Chef
Don't forget New York, New York!
ironchef
Executive Chef
jkath said:
Actually Mandalay Bay is more tropical than the Mirage. Mandalay has the best pool in Vegas, hands down. The Four Seasons in Las Vegas is right next door to it.
ironchef
Executive Chef
The Z said:
The California is a dive, along with the Stardust and Freemont. People from Hawaii stay there in droves and the restaurants at the hotels all serve local Hawaii style foods now. The payout is a lot less than the Strip and the facilities are pretty poor. If you're from Hawaii and you go up there, chances are you'll see several people that you know. That's cool for some people I guess, but I'll take the Strip anytime.
The Z
Head Chef
ironchef said:
Yeah - - me too!
But - - sometimes I'll go downtown for the entertainment. They often have some pretty good acts playing on the outdoor stages on Freemont Street. It's also an interesting place to people watch.
