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I have not seen enough of USA to make that decision but somewhere warm wouldn't be bad as long as I can get back to see the snow sometimes. :)

In Los Angeles or one of the surrounding cities. This is my home. I've lived here almost all of my life and I still have some places to explore.

I would love the opportunity to live overseas as an adult. I had the great fortune to live in Spain for high school and had the opportunity to travel. There are many cities in Europe that I would love the opportunity to explore. Australia is also on my list.

Portland, OR. Portland is a great city. I love the climate. I would be able to ride my bike to work and there is public transportation. I think the general attitude of the city is a better fit than where I am currently.

SF Bay Area. It is a market that attracts a multitude of diversities and ethnicities.

The city I would most like to live in would be New York City. Being from a large city I don't think I could live anywhere smaller. So it would only be logical to move on to another large city that is constantly moving. I have visted New York twice in my life and enjoyed myself immensely both times. I quickly learned where places were and how to use the subway system. I'm sure I could adjust to not being able to drive as much as I used to and pick up the pace a bit to keep up with the city that never sleeps.
It's where culture happens and where it could occur at any moment. I want to be there to see and be a part of it all....

I think I would live in San Diego. They have both the San Diego Zoo, Sea World, and the Wild Animal Park, thus providing three different places I would love to work.

Miami because it look like it would be a very creative place to live.

Orlando, because I love the city & the friends that live there.

Philadelphia because my family is here