Man Island. I want to know how is living there and other practical info, please.?
825375
Man Island?  Sounds like a gay holiday resort to me.
586532
Hey! I grew up there! \nIt's a very small community, but I'm sure if you look hard enough you can find something. You might even be able to rent privately. My grandparents rented out their place, my friend is renting a house for like $800 a month. But you want something closer to civilization try finding a place in Hinckley (a 10-15 drive from Sandstone).
535497
can i suggest you develop a need for education and choose another country to live in for a while. as for being that shouldn't be a problem, even back in the days of lawrence there were male-male relationships
834358
Do you live on an island with only one woman?\nFool...your woman is out there some were don't get bogged down\nwith any one woman's baggage
1179801
yes its a peacaful country.any body can live there.
200825
You seem to like the islands, why that particular island what seperates that island from other islands?\n\nBut back to the question, you should check with the state department, in your home country, and then see if thier is an official embassy you could contact in canada, if not call down to the island it self ask what you would need to do !\n\nmy personal choice would be to move to aruba , its climate,its support from netherlands, openess, freedom, i like to play poker it has casinos, and nbiggest things is its out of the tyical average hurricane area/paths though rarely they get one but after going thru 4 in florida in one year no thanks ! anyways hope this help , ps TAKE ME WITH YOU :)
219964
Beautiful Kibris....I lived there for three years!\n\nLots of info here:\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cyprus
181588
I love it. Great country, lovely people. Delicious food. Monuments galore. Wild jungles, long golden beaches. Nifty trains. Monkeys all over. Cool languages and alphabets! Warm smiles when people look you in the eye. Clever businessmen. Skilled craftsmen. I wanna go back!
878472
go visit there for a couple of days and ask the people who live there.im relocating the middle of next year.i looked at the citys website and i requested a relocation pack and they sent me one.it has a book with available apartments,a book with some of their laws in and some other neat stuff.
233685
I'm only 26 so unfortunately i have a little way to go but i can tell you i know hundreds of retired couples who live here(France)and they say it is the best place to retire because 1.it is a lot more cheaper than most other countries to live in (especially England). you have nice weather it is very quite and peace full 2 there is so much history so you can go to some very fascinating places and if you are from Ireland you wouldn't have to travel far to see your family 3.the prices for house in France is very cheap and most importantly the people are fantastic and if you cant speak french it doesn't matter because there are many french/English speaking people.....good luck with your search and may i add congratulations on your retirement!
91605
There are a million sites to go to. I have been many times and it is like home to me- doing everything I can to move there. You know how after it rains and the sun is setting everything turns kinda a gold color? Imagine that color for most of the day. The land always smell sweet, even when its winter and nothing is in bloom. The food is always piping hot. The sound of galic, scot-english is a soothing music to your ears.(I know it all sounds corney, but its the way I see and feel it) expensive- yes, a bit. the exchange rate is a bit high, but not too bad. and you can stay in a hostel for rather cheap ($15-25 a night) food and beer is quite inexpensive but retail is high. would I go again? duh- yeah
934282
I live in Costa Rica as a retiree (Jubilato)  I live amid a family that is enormous and takes up the houses on both sides of an entire street.  I love them and they are very kind to me.  No one speaks English in my province and certainly not in my neighborhood.\n\nMy three-room apt. costs $200/mo in dolores, and I pay $40.00 for all utilities, cable included.  Food is remarkably cheap unless it is canned.  Fresh tropical fruit and vegies are sooo cheap and everywhere you look.  A huge pineapple can cost a little as $0.70.  Lots of fresh fish and everyone eats a lot of chicken.  Rice and beans are popular with Ticos.  I like 'em too and all very inexpensive.  \n\nOnly electronics are really expensive.  Everytime I go to the states, I bring back a good used comuputor and an lcd flat screen monitor or a laptop.  Some of that stuff will cost two or three times the cost in the states.  If  it's used there is no tarrif.\n\nYou can buy a nice home for $60,000, a new one.  Neighborhoods are funny.  No zoning so in older neighborhoods you have lovely homes cheek by jowel with people who keep a land fill unless you get into a new up-scale residential..  \n\nYou can only stay 90 days on a tourist visa, and then you must leave the country for 72 hours and get your passport stamped for either Panama or Nicaragua.  You can go through immigration, but you better do some close checking. I meet an occasional Grino and some do it one way some the other, and a few old farts, just stay and to hell with it.  I suspect they left the States one step ahead of the sheriff.\n\nYou should work up enough Spanish for a communacative  competency.  This is not too hard, it's not Russian.  If you live in one of the resort places on one of the coasts, you have lots of Gringos around and easy women who speak enough to get the job done.  \n\nI find those Gringos, or at least many of them, really objectionable.  I think they must be Republicans, always complaining that it's not like this at home, and disliking the poverty they see that is really caused by their own country's avoriciousness.  You might never eat another Chaqueeta banana if you see how their workers must live.  Dole is worse.  Don't ask me about the general opinion of Bush and his activities.\n\nYou better come and stay a couple months and see what you think.
208809
No possible to reply, as every where you can have any kind of problem..I think that living on a desert island should be the best thing to do!
426207
Lots of beautiful, white beaches, lots of palm trees and solitude.\n\nCheck out:\nhttp://www.annamariaislandchamber.org/\n\nIf you're headed here, you're in for a relaxing treat. Take me with you!\n\n~Tia~
988157
I know both places and would opt for Mauritius.Seychelles is really beautiful but it's too costly and services not to the standard.Mauritius has the same advantages and you will get value for money. No need to go to 5* places,the best sites are public and transport costs peanuts.
913952
Be a man and cut loose. Who said you need to live in the bay?  There's a big world out there! You'll grow up faster.  :o)
198866
let me tell you my fellow laid back friend. there is a place for everyone. but the one place that will always be home for me is southern california. there is no more laid back and accepting place in the world. this is especially great if you like to be outdoors or are the sporty type. as you well know the weather is just about always perfect, and you are only an hour and a half away from snow, dessert, mountains, and of course the beautiful beaches. as you also well know the place is heavily populated, i know you dont like crowds, but if you want to find someone with similar intrests, i promis there are thousands there whatever your into. AND you get to learn the value of a dollar. dosnt sound like much, but you have to work hard and not live in excess if you want to get by comfortably. of course you could hate it there, but this is just my opinion. its a wonderful place, but if you dont want to pay that much the pacific nothwest has the same feel without the beautiful weather. ie portland or seatle. very cool places, just not if you like to get out much. good luck man, i hope you find a place you really love.