Clicking Our Heels – Where We Would Live if Money Was No Object
If Money Was No Object – Where Would We Live?
Have you ever wondered what you would do if a fortune fell into your lap? Today, we share where in the world, if money was no object, each of us would live in the world?
Barbara J. Eikmeier – I’m pretty happy living right where I am in Kansas. However, I’d love living in a charming little craftsman style home with a big front porch. I have a floor plan I’ve kept for over 35 years and every time I come across it, I still think I could totally live in that house!
Saralyn Richard – Possibly New Zealand? But I already live in paradise.
Dru Ann Love – Paris, France.
T.K. Thorne – In a warm land with a small garden surrounded by trees on a mountain overlooking the ocean … with no mosquitoes. (Let me know if you find such a place.)
Lois Winston – Manhattan! That was the plan. It never happened. And now I’m living in Tennessee!
Gay Yellen – I’d have three houses: one on a lovely beach somewhere, one near Glacier National Park, and for the third, a cozy pied-à-terre in Paris.
Donnell Ann Bell – Oooh, I’m finding I really like warm weather. I’d probably stay where I am part of the time, and when the weather wasn’t cold, live in Colorado closer to my kids and grandbabies.
Debra H. Goldstein – The beach! I’d like an air-conditioned place big enough for guests that overlooks the water so that I could stare at the waves for hours without sweating.
Debra Sennefelder – Such an interesting question. I think I’d stay in the town where I am. I love it here. But I would love to have a summer house in Wyoming or Montana.
Anita Carter – I’d love to live in Australia! If for some reason if that couldn’t work out, I’d consider Portugal.
Mary Lee Ashford – If money were no object, I’d move nearer to the beach. I would need a lot of money though, as I’d have to move the whole family. Because though a lovely beachside home would be perfect. I couldn’t be that far away from my grandchildren.
Donalee Moulton – Nova Scotia will always be home. But a villa in Tuscany sounds wonderful. I would be okay with Portugal. Or Hawaii.
Bethany Maines – Hm… I really like where I’m at, but I guess I would like to try living in Greece for awhile.
Donalee, before we were married, my husband rode to Nova Scotia from Texas on his motorcycle. He loved it so much that he took me back there a few years later. A beautiful place!
I live 8 minutes from the beach and love it. However, I wouldn’t mind a small cottage in the mountains outside of Pittsburgh to spend the summers. If money were no object, I’d probably have places on a small Greek island and Portugal overlooking the water.