Arnstadt, Germany. That's where my parents are from. I went there few times, and I loved it.
If you are looking for something more famous, than I would recomend London, or St Louie.

Anchorage, Alaska... because I was born and raised there, the economy is good, lots to do. The people are really friendly. I grew up there so I wouldnt mind the cold. We're thinkin of moving back up there... (I'd live next door to my sis (joalis) for a while!) I think the good economy is the best reason to move somewhere.

I'd like to live in Vancouver BC.
Its a wonderful city.

Paris.

Machu Pichu or Angkor Watt.

Parle-tu en francais comme combien de autres ici?

Okay! Now it is the world again! I live in Vancouver, Canada and it is fabulous! I may very well spend the rest of my life here. Other great cities I've visited: Leeds, UK; Yogya, Indonesia; and if you want to stick around the USA, I recommend Anchorage, Alaska (Although, I hear it gets pretty cold in the winter. I was there in early August.) and San Francisco, California.

OK, mine are SF, CA Fairbanks,AK & Jerome,AZ USA.

Toronto!

Amsterdam.
NYC, Helsinki and Dublin are pretty good too.

I would choose to not live in a city.

Vancouver. No contest in my mind.

Boston! Because it's a great, liberal, intellectual city, it's not too big and not too small, and tons of cool people live here. It's also got its working-class side, so it's not all snobbery and blue-blood. The racism is a big problem, though.
San Francisco is probably my second choice.

Three words:

NEW
YORK
CITY!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Please tell me what a "rural city" is!

NYC.

Gee! It looks like you are getting quite a few votes for the same cities. I'm surprised. I would have expected a lot more variety. So far I see 3 for Vancouver, 3 for San Francisco, and 3 for New York plus 2 for Anchorage. This might be a good time to start thinking about:
a) Do I want to live outside the US?
b) How do I feel about REALLY COLD Winters?
c) Do I want to live in a densely populated HUGE city with a high crime rate?

Non.

My city I wouldn't really want to leave the UK forever. I'm not sure I'd be too keen to leave Yorkshire either - I miss the hills when I go down south.

I was thinking about that in qualification and I can think of one place near here I might describe as a "rural city". Just did a bit of checking. It is called a City, it was originally based around a goldmine (apparently "ranked 7th in the world" whatever that means) and is in the middle of a bunch of bushland and wineries. Basically it's a city because it has a population of over 70,000, but you'd still describe it as rural - simply because it IS rural and not urban

Well to answer your questions:
a) Doesn't make a difference
b) I HATE the cold
c) I'd prefer a smaller city but I could go either way

I like any city with a Hare Krishna Temple in it.

What is a rural city?

from the dictionary -
: of or relating to the country, country people or life, or agriculture

Thank you. Please give me an example of a rural city.

Florence, Oregon. Big enough to have the amenities I want, small enough to have the privacy I want AND it's on the beautiful Oregon coast!

(i'm not 100% positive thats the correct spelling ~>) Ponce de leon, Florida

Ft. Walton Beach, Florida - White sand beaches, emerald green water, gulf of mexico, small town feeling in the winter busy city feeling in the summer... you can't beat it!

Thats too funny!! Thats where I live right now! Who would have guessed someone would suggest the place I already live in! LOL

SYDNEY
LONDON

I see. So there a lot of people there, but it's not exactly what you'd call an urban area. It's pretty rustic.

Okay, yeah, I can see that. Thanks!

I love my city.

http://www.cincyzoo.org/
http://cincinnati.com/

OIC! 10Q! Hare Krishna!

I would absolutely, definitely, 100% stay in NZ. If I had a cool nightlife and loved to party, I'd live in Auckland. But I'm the quiet sort, who prefers to stay at home and read a good book. So I'd choose Napier. Napier is on the coast, it is famous for its orchards, and has heaps of fruit - apples, peaches, nectarines - for really, really cheap prices.

Wow, that sounds wonderful. Thats going on the top of my list.

Meet ya there I just love my fresh fruit. I went to Napier a few weeks back, and I thought I was in Heaven! I'm definitely going back soon! Oh, and the weather is almost perfect, too!

Canada is ranked as the #1 place in the world to live in by the United Nations. It's been #1 for a long time. Toronto is the Metropolis of Canada and to me, the best place to live in. What makes it so great is that it's one of the most multicultural cities in the world. People are friendly and the streets are clean. There's less racism, a free health plan for the general public, and most of all, I live in it!

Hey, are you from TO?

Yes the good ol' mega city of Toronto Ontario.

That is so cool!!! That makes 3 of us!!!

Which part are you from?

North York...around Downsview station......and you?

So, have you decided yet?

East York around Victoria Park Staion.

kewl....that's not so far

Well, I decided to check out NZ as soon as I get the time off work. Then i'm going to seattle. Those two are the top of my list so far.

Superior, WI is a pretty nice town. Just stay as far as possible from Owatonna, MN!!!!

It depends on how rich I was.... if I had a lot of money I'd go to NYC or Sydney. But I'm really enjoying living in Melbourne

Hanalei,Kauai
The life style there is so kick back & the people are so nice to each other.It's the melting pot of the world.They're always smiling & they greet everyone hello,be you local or tourist.The beaches are the cleanest,clearest,most pristine beaches you'll ever see,the mountians are so breath taking & green,at almost every turn you'll see a waterfall.That's what really caught my eye.The FOOD is to die for!!!So many different kind to sample.It's a taste lovers delight.(If your on a diet,don't go there)The weather is a near perfect everyday.Nothing colder than 60% & nothing higher than 87% Perfect surfing,diving,fishing,swimming weather.
I wanna go there now!! But I gotta wait till I retire

I was starting to wonder there, and still am. Why wait till you retire?

Because,David wont move from California untill his dad passes away,& I don't fore see that happening untill I retire.I'm not trying to be morbid in any way,just stating fact.His dad is pretty dang healthy.& I have another ooooooh 12-13 years before I see retirement age.But if his dad should pass away before I retire,then we want to sell this house & move then.But he wants to go to Molokai & Molokai is really dead!!!!!

I have a friend who won't leave Santa Monica. She was doing a death watch from her porch of her mother-in-laws retirement hospital room a block away. I thought after she died we would be free to go do things (I did once talk her into leaving for a trip to see my mom near SF). Didn't happen. If Dad's dang healthy, then I don't see why you wrap your life around him. If it's a friendship thing, and it's mutual, then it seems just as plausible to have him follow you to hawaii. There's probably more than I see to it. So, your whole life you can not look forward to moving where you want to move? Bummer. So did you lose a coin toss on this, or what? I take it he has his reasons for molokai. I think some sort of compromise is in order, like maybe living on your island now, and his later. IMHO

His dad owns & runs a roofing company in Downey.His dad bought us this house & it has many strings attached.Not to mention that we are the only blood family his dad has,children wise.David says we owe him that much.He's very loyal to his dad.I'm not in a hurry.I can wait...

If i had my choice, i'd spend the rest of my days in Madison, WI (if they would get rid of their stupid yuppy mayor). If you like biking--there's much to see. If you like watersports, it's nestled between two beautiful lakes. It's got a great university which brings much culture to the city. Most ethnic groups are represented in the form of cuisine and culture. The zoo is free. :) Concerts on "the square." Kids kite flying on the frozen lake. A great street called state street (check it out:). I feel safe--in Madison.