We have been, a great deal of research. There are quite a few publications regarding expatriate and international living. You learn the good and the bad of each location. http://internationalliving.com/# is one source of information, however you also have to make sure that you first rent a place in some of the locations. What you read and what you may experience can be two different things. However, most of the expatriates that I know are enjoying your choices. Some are retired and live abroad, other are working and living abroad.
http://247wallst.com/2011/06/01/the-happiest-coun...

We have been looking into it, especially now that we are getting closer to retiring. Either Eurpore or Latin America.

See, I am all for that, given that the money goes to the same types of programs as it does is europe.. Many of the europeans countires have much better policies, eduction and health care. And.....if you do a little research you will find that most studies show that people who live there are much happier than we are here.

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Or as I sometimes call them...the Tealiban.

Maybe they all buy these plates like people by those T-Shirts that say "I survived the road to Hana"? Maybe it's their way of saying "I survived living out in the middle of nowhere"?

And just where did go to college? Did you graduate? Looking at your comments I sense the same writing style that I often find out on Faux News on their comment boards. Calling people "morons, dumber that dirt", etc. is extremely mature. You are really starting to sound like a highschool student (or maybe a WSU graduate).

And WSU is defenitely NOT the UW (WSU is even FARTHER from Harvard)!

Not all of the 200/66/44 programs historically have been top rated. Why would someone want to live in the middle of no-where to go to school to get a degree (outside of these 3 that I mentioned) that could be achieved at any other of the states 3 universitites? .

I don't know. WSU vs. WAZZU...they might get confused.