Where's your second home?

Mine would be Moncton New Brunswick, I spent an amazing summer there once and go back all the time to "reset" myself. Such a soothing place for me, I have good friends there, favourite hangouts, and I love all thee pretty french girls. What's your favourite second home?

and Key West,Florida.

My father was an Ulster man, proud protestant was he..my mother was a catholic girl from county cork was she!

I'd love to have a place in NYC as well as here in LA.

I live in St. Louis now, but I go home to New Orleans to rejuvenate my soul. I pack more good food and music into a long weekend in New Orleans than I get in months of living in St. Louis.

Beautiful sunsets every day. Warm ocean. Body surfing. $8 for a 12 ounce Mai Tai.

Need I say more?

Maui hits the spot!

Or the Liberator.

Or even the Enterprise, what the hell!

But if I had to be stuck on earth with this infantile greedy degenerate puke-ridden society, I'd say Walker, MN.

Population 206, not counting hunting dogs. 30 acres and a vintage 1962 house left to me by my hard-working parents. It's where I want to be when the Bushalypse comes.

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Actually, that's my first home but I'm away at school right now so it sort of feels like my second home. I didn't have to move away to go to school, I lived twenty miles from the campus. But I figured this way I would meet lots of new people and make new friends. I also thought living on campus would be more conducive to school work. Well both reasons are turning out to be fallacy. I have made one new friend, but not a bunch and it is not more conducive to doing school work. Oh, well. Another eight months I've got to do this and I'll take away a lesson learned.

No, just kidding.

A relative has a house on the beach. Everybody uses it. Just incredible.

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My wife and i went to visit my parents in Sun City Center Fla last year. We went to Anna Maria Island 4 days while we were there. It is fantastic. Don't forget to eat lunch at the Olympic cafe on the way back. It is the best Greek food I have ever eaten in my life. And i am from chicago too. Gyros rule ! Don't forget about Souvlaki and baklava. Ummmmmmmmmmmmmmmm !

We used to eat tons of Greek.
Thanks!

The good Greek salads with the olives. Their cuccumber sauce for the gyros is out of this world. They cook the gyros on the actual spit. not the prepackaged Kronos shit they sell here in Tx.

Spent my Summers there as a kid and miss it.

or the Bari region in Italy..


I can handle either one of them -they are both very beautiful places.

I lived there for a while during graduate school, and whenever I go back (8 times so far, for up to three months at a time back when I was a college professor with summers off), I am reluctant to leave.

When I left Portland this past summer, I seriously considered moving to Japan, but the logistics, especially getting a residence visa as a non-wealthy self-employed person with no prospects of a Japanese spouse, were too daunting. And without a residence visa, one cannot open a bank account, rent an apartment, get a phone, do paying work that isn't controlled by the yakuza or sweatshop owners, or any of those other good things. :-(

would be on the Oregon coast... somewhere between Lincoln City and Florence.

Dunnellon, Florida!

Pretty picture. Where is Dunnellon?

Most of my friends from college live there now, and as soon as I finish this pesky second degree, I'll be there (with actual, factual bells on).

Great bars, sweet music scene, lots of single, indie-rockin' lesbians... what's not to love about the place? ;-)

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...at the minute, because it can't be my first home.

Actually, it's going to be my first home in about 13 years when I retire if all goes as planned...

doing undisclosed things.

some undisclosed location... the Naval Observatory is hardly undisclosed.

- minus the right-wingers. I'm happy with my present abode, but I'd love to spend the summer months in a beautiful mountain valley in the Rockies. What could be better for the mind than the peace and solitude of nature?

flat rocks in the sun....surrounded by blueberry bushes and gooseberries....with a picnic lunch and a good companion.!....Oh...I'm making myself lonesome....I can almost feel the warm breezes and smell the fields of growing hay.....

on Anna Maria Island off the coast of Florida.