Re: Which country to live in?

Date: Mon, 30 Jun 2003 01:44:17 GMT
Newsgroups: soc.culture.nordic
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Euro9 wrote:
> "Jukka Aho" wrote
>
> > Probably not the easiest one, but if you want to consider
> > Finland as one possible choice (as you apparently had the
> > Nordic countries in mind when posting to this newsgroup),
>
> He doesn't know what he's in for, if he moves here :) Looong cold winters,
> short cold summers. I recommed Spain or France.
 
Really the farthest I have been north was Amsterdam, and although
I was there at the end of July it was already getting cold there. You
might be right on rethinking the cold, I'm not too much on winters.
I liked Spain a lot, Barcelona, well before the Olympics anyway.
I have not been there since then, and southern France was nice, not
as nice as Spain, I did not think. But Paris sucked, the people treated
me like crap, and I only stayed there one day. I figured I could
spend my money in a place I was not hated by everyone, it seemed.
If I became a resident of one country, would it be like being a
citizen of one of the countries and could go to the other countries,
or would I have to come back into the country of residence like
I came from the USA again? Why I ask in the USA if you go
out of the country it is kind of like you have to start over again.