moving to Italy

PresG said:

Who in their right mind would want to move to Italy??

Plenty of people judging from the emails I get and the amount of discussion that goes on in the
forum I run. Not all of us have to live in the good ole USof A to be happy you know.

Pace Cristina
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Who in their right mind would want to move to Italy??

Maybe someone who likes Italian food?

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Date: 12/20/2003 9:04 AM Mountain Standard Time
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Who in their right mind would want to move to Italy??

Good Grief!! Italy is a wonderful place to live, I have lived there and would return in a
heartbeat. Rosie

On 12/20/2003 11:04 AM Ted shuffled out of his cave and grunted these
great (and sometimes not so great) words of knowledge:

Have you seen who is president - and then you say that ? I am surprised our "illustrious" president
can walk and chew gum at the same time. Daddy and big oil are the only reasons he got in.

The problem is compounded even more if you happen to live in Connecticut.

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Who in their right mind would want to move to Italy??

(PresG) said:

Who in their right mind would want to move to Italy??

How could anyone who has every viewed the Tuscan hills or seen the Amalfi coast *not* harbor a
thought or two about chucking it all here & moving there?

Boron

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Who in their right mind would want to move to Italy??

Anyone who loves great food, art, and culture. Which leaves you out I guess.

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Peter Aitken

Remove the [censored] from my email address before using.

I have never been off the east coast....if I had the finances, found a house and a job there before
I made the move... Why wouldn't I move there? 1 reason and 1 reason only---my family is here.....

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Who in their right mind would want to move to Italy??

Good Grief!! Italy is a wonderful place to live, I have lived there and

would

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return in a heartbeat. Rosie

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On 12/20/2003 11:04 AM Ted shuffled out of his cave and grunted these great (and sometimes not so
great) words of knowledge:

Have you seen who is president - and then you say that ? I am surprised our "illustrious"
president can walk and chew gum at the same time. Daddy and big oil are the only reasons
he got in.

The problem is compounded even more if you happen to live in Connecticut.

Wanna 'splain that to a fellow nutmegger?? I'm not following ya.

Jack Connecticutian

Boron Elgar said:

(PresG) said:

Who in their right mind would want to move to Italy??

How could anyone who has every viewed the Tuscan hills or seen the Amalfi coast *not* harbor a
thought or two about chucking it all here & moving there?

Too sunny for trolls.

nancy

ME said:

I have never been off the east coast....if I had the finances, found a house and a job there
before I made the move... Why wouldn't I move there? 1 reason and 1 reason only---my family is
here.....

It's amazing how many friends and family come to visit when you tell them that you live in Tuscany.

Cristina
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Nancy Young said:

Boron Elgar said:

(PresG) said:

Who in their right mind would want to move to Italy??

How could anyone who has every viewed the Tuscan hills or seen the Amalfi coast *not* harbor a
thought or two about chucking it all here & moving there?

Too sunny for trolls.

They can hide under the Ponte Vecchio.

Boron

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On 12/20/2003 11:04 AM Ted shuffled out of his cave and grunted these great (and sometimes not
so great) words of knowledge:

Have you seen who is president - and then you say that ? I am surprised our "illustrious"
president can walk and chew gum at the same time. Daddy and big oil are the only reasons he
got in.

The problem is compounded even more if you happen to live in

Connecticut.

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Wanna 'splain that to a fellow nutmegger?? I'm not following ya.

Jack Connecticutian

Hmmm, well I know Dubya is a bogus POTUS and a bogus Texan. He was born in New Haven, went to
primary school there then spent a few years in Texas when the family moved there, then on to
Phillips Andover Academy in MA, then went back to New Haven as a legacy admit to Yale. Somewhere in
all that he developed that redneck Texan twang often called oil well by real Texans.

Just guessing.

Paul

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On 12/20/2003 11:04 AM Ted shuffled out of his cave and grunted these great (and sometimes not so
great) words of knowledge:

Have you seen who is president - and then you say that ? I am surprised our "illustrious"
president can walk and chew gum at the same time. Daddy and big oil are the only reasons
he got in.

The problem is compounded even more if you happen to live in Connecticut.

My primary reason to move to Italy is that my family comes from an area near Naples called Fondi. I
hear it's breathtaking, the food is excellent and the atmosphere much more relaxed than the hustle
and bustle of the urban areas of the U.S.

Oh - if anyone is interested in a rather long read about the policies of our illustrious
administration regarding secrecy go here:

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Boron Elgar said:

(PresG) said:

Who in their right mind would want to move to Italy??

How could anyone who has every viewed the Tuscan hills or seen the Amalfi coast *not* harbor a
thought or two about chucking it all here & moving there?

Too sunny for trolls.

Ah - thank you. Yes, southern Italy is rather sunny. I'm getting tired of New England winters and
it's beginning to look very attractive.

PresG said:

Who in their right mind would want to move to Italy??

You said it precisely. Anyone in their right mind. My oldest niece moved there last year. She is
earning about three times what she was earning in New York, working in advertising. She met a nice
Italian man, married him recently and has a fantastic life.

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Who in their right mind would want to move to Italy??

Italians? :-D

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Boron Elgar said:

On 20 Dec 2003 16:04:15 GMT, [email hidden] (PresG) wrote:

>Who in their right mind would want to move to Italy??

How could anyone who has every viewed the Tuscan hills or seen the Amalfi coast *not* harbor a
thought or two about chucking it all here & moving there?

Too sunny for trolls.

Ah - thank you. Yes, southern Italy is rather sunny. I'm getting tired of New England winters and
it's beginning to look very attractive.

Starting to hate the winters here too. How can it be so cold so fast? Then get so hot so fast?
Grrrrr I hate the weather here.

PresG said:

Who in their right mind would want to move to Italy??

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Names correct class there.

--Blair "I'd go for the fjords, but stay for the bread."

Arri London said:

PresG said:

Who in their right mind would want to move to Italy??

You said it precisely. Anyone in their right mind. My oldest niece moved there last year. She is
earning about three times what she was earning in New York, working in advertising. She met a nice
Italian man, married him recently and has a fantastic life.

Let's be real; in order to live comfy in Europe (as in just about most places on the globe), you
have to have $$$.

If you want a bang for you US bucks, move to the Caribbean. You can live like a king with live in
maids, access to wholesome produce, and entertainment like no tomorrow.

I know of physicians in Italy and Spain, who were driving taxi cabs because they were making much
more dough than practicing medicine.

Go figure.

Richard