Where do you live and why should I live there too?

Since this is a new site, it will be interesting to know where new members are living and what they like about their location. So, I really live in two places, Jaroslavl Russia and La Costa California. Both extremely different places. The main reason I love La Costa is the climate and the ability to make money; the main reason I love Jaroslavl are the Churches, food and beautiful women. I'm not especially religious, but I do love walking into anyone of six or eight churches within walking distance of my apartment and being able to listen to Russian liturgical music and kiss an Ikona.

Welcome Jack17 I'll pour you a beer.

Jack17 wrote:Since this is a new site, it will be interesting to know where new members are living and what they like about their location. So, I really live in two places, Jaroslavl Russia and La Costa California. Both extremely different places. The main reason I love La Costa is the climate and the ability to make money; the main reason I love Jaroslavl are the Churches, food and beautiful women. I'm not especially religious, but I do love walking into anyone of six or eight churches within walking distance of my apartment and being able to listen to Russian liturgical music and kiss an Ikona.

I am living in Moscow now and have been here since September last year. Can't say I love but am trying to like it!

Hi guys,
I'm living in Moscow at the moment. It is usually a complete contrast to home, except with the heat and the fires it feels a bit like Australia at the moment. I love it here, most days.

I also live in Moscow. From my window the buildings are hidden by smoke. This place really is athe armpit of the world. Cold in the winter stinking in the summer!!! Lets pray for rain asap

i live in Amman, Jordan - so heat wise i know what you are talking about! haven't seen a raindrop here since mid may but i don't complain! went to the uk in july and it rained... and it reminded me how much i don't miss it I love living in Amman, it's an interesting culture, lots of stuff to visit in Jordan - Amman is not the hottest city in the world, but it's still nice. two things I miss: 1. being able to go into a supermarket and buy everything I need/want, 2. good shopping (but then Dubai is 3 hours away so not that bad )

if you want to read about life here: http://expatfamilyinamman.blogspot.com - am coming back to blogging by next week

babs wrote:i live in Amman, Jordan - so heat wise i know what you are talking about! haven't seen a raindrop here since mid may but i don't complain! went to the uk in july and it rained... and it reminded me how much i don't miss it I love living in Amman, it's an interesting culture, lots of stuff to visit in Jordan - Amman is not the hottest city in the world, but it's still nice. two things I miss: 1. being able to go into a supermarket and buy everything I need/want, 2. good shopping (but then Dubai is 3 hours away so not that bad )

if you want to read about life here: http://expatfamilyinamman.blogspot.com - am coming back to blogging by next week

Hi babs,

What took you to Jordan? It must be a heat hell there! I am in Moscow with my family and its been almost 40 hear and the city is in thick dirt smog from fires. I miss the English countryside and beaches and cooking. Will you be in Jordan for good?

babs wrote:

if you want to read about life here: http://expatfamilyinamman.blogspot.com - am coming back to blogging by next week

I like your blog! It puts mine to shame really!

LittleMissSunshine wrote:

babs wrote:

if you want to read about life here: http://expatfamilyinamman.blogspot.com - am coming back to blogging by next week

I like your blog! It puts mine to shame really!

Agreed babs has a great blog.

babs wrote:i live in Amman, Jordan - so heat wise i know what you are talking about! haven't seen a raindrop here since mid may but i don't complain! went to the uk in july and it rained... and it reminded me how much i don't miss it I love living in Amman, it's an interesting culture, lots of stuff to visit in Jordan - Amman is not the hottest city in the world, but it's still nice. two things I miss: 1. being able to go into a supermarket and buy everything I need/want, 2. good shopping (but then Dubai is 3 hours away so not that bad )

if you want to read about life here: http://expatfamilyinamman.blogspot.com - am coming back to blogging by next week

Ill follow your blog!

LittleMissSunshine wrote:

babs wrote:

if you want to read about life here: http://expatfamilyinamman.blogspot.com - am coming back to blogging by next week

I like your blog! It puts mine to shame really!

Whats your blog address?