<p>I want to live in North Carolina - going to Duke for undergrad, want to go to Duke medical school, and become a research physician at Duke medical center. :)</p>
<p>New York (specically, NYC). Any New England state, I suppose, but I fear that my kids would develop a Yankee accent. California would be okay, but I lived there for so long already.</p>
<p>Most likely, I won't even live in the USA. England is where my heart is home. Ireland is rather nice, too. Actually, I prefer just about any major city in Europe over a US state.</p>
<p>I live in NY, suburbs on Long Island. Maybe ill live here, but it costs so much. So then, maybe ill live elsewhere on the east coast, but around a big city.</p>
<p>lee, you may retract that once you have lived in NC for four years, i'm so happy to be going to Charlottesville! NC is BORING, trust me.</p>
<p>lol thats what my dad was telling me</p>
<p>Currently live in California, would like to live in Oregon or maybe Washington. Or somewhere in Europe, in a small castle. No kidding. You can get castles for what it costs to buy a flat in a big city here, so why not live the romantic life?</p>
<p>I want to research in UCB or Stanford or do something at Columbia while living in the suburbs in jersey or new york.
Too bad my children will suffer</p>
<p>california or pennsylvania</p>
<p>Charleston, SC is beautiful, but I'd go crazy living there for any length of time. I think I'd like Boston, actually.</p>
<p>Call me a rebel, but I would rather travel around with my family before I settle down to live.</p>
<p>Houston, Phoenix, San Jose, or Seattle. You know the states. I'm in AZ now and I love it.</p>
<p>New England or NC or SC or VA or travel around or London!</p>
<p>colorado, or at least somewhere with mountains</p>
<p>Private_Joker: Going into the foreign service?</p>
<p>Because of my parents' work, I've never lived for more than four years in the same place. I lived in Moscow when the Soviet Union collapsed, and moved to DC in late August 2001. It's an emotionally taxing, but ultimately very worthwhile experience. I can't imagine growing up in one place.</p>
<p>Would I do the same in my own career? Probably not. I'd love to go back to Europe for a couple of years when my kids are growing up, but I think I'll need to settle down for my own sanity's sake. A bit of continuity couldn't hurt.</p>
<p>somewhere nice and peaceful in California, away from the urbanized areas.</p>
<p>Anywhere but Kentucky.</p>
<p>I live in Minnesota and I plan on coming back after college. You should come here, its a paradise.</p>
<p>I think the only place worth living in this god forsaken country besides my home state of california would be hawaii or how ever its spelled. buh,.</p>
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<p>Good luck if you intend to be bored to death. I am seeking out the desert area.</p>
<p>California, Washington, or Connecticut</p>
<p>What's a Yankee accent? Is that a New York / New Jersey accent?</p>