Ever thought of living where no one knows you

[Fervent Freyja]

I guess this is the first and most apt place to post this smilie:

Feynman couldn't have survived without female attention, and would have made sure there were women in a place to get to know before deciding to move far away...

 

[strangerep]

i see. where did you went to

A very secure gated community in another state (but forgive me if I don't divulge the exact location).

and what you did?

Well, I was retired, and I sense that I'm at a much later stage of life than yourself.

Nevertheless, it's been both sad (leaving many years of my life behind), but also a relief (leaving many years of my life behind).

What really matters is what one can take away when one leaves a situation. Afaict, one can only take knowledge and $$$'s (assuming one has acquired some of the former, and/or made some of the latter). This, then, can be a guide for what to do next: what can one learn and what can one earn?

 

[Planobilly]

Same place I live now...in my own mind...the commute is short

 

[philton]

I always think of living in the U.S. I'm sick of where I am living now.

 

[CrazyNinja]

I always think of living in the U.S. I'm sick of where I am living now.

Which is?

 

[jim hardy]

I have a huge escapist streak.

Have dreamed of "Grand Duchy of Fenwick" since 1959 when i saw movie "The Mouse that Roared".

 

[Psinter]

Moving to the woods where no one knows you? No problem. Okay, first let's learn how to make charcoal: (That guy looks so young, but his knowledge is quite admirable if you ask me. )



And then how to make a hut:


Or reverse the order, I don't know. But learn both.