live in london

then I’d be able to live there for ((hopefully) > ) 3 yrs!

Eleven years is TOO long to live in London! I am leaving ASAP!

I think I’ve loved London all my life. NOw I’m at university in London and it’s by far the best thing I’ve ever done. Seriously. I can friggin see Canary Wharf from my kitchen window. And I love it. I love London so much and I praise anyone who wants to live here. I’m never leaving!

and I’d never want to leave! London is an amazing place to live, vibrant, passionate, relaxed, fun, busy, quiet, everything all at once! Some people hate London, but they don’t know what its like to truely LOVE London! Embrace the insanity and the faults of this dear city. Be polite. Dont think you can haggle with every single market trader, you can’t. Dont “do” cockney accents if you haven’t got one. Tell people about where YOU came from too, instead of just asking whats going on here. See all of london, not just the trendy bits, there are plenty of hidden gems. And if you don’t like it, don’t give it a bad name, its not the people (sticks tounge out), or the government, its YOU! (proud grin)

Hey all,

I’m moving to London for the first time and have done a lot of reading and talking with people. Can anyone give me some tips, rules of thumbs or things to look out for or consider as a first timer to this process?

Matt

I think I’ll settle in Montreal, but before that I want to at least live in London for 6 months to a year.

My dream. <3

so my friend might move to the UK in a year or so for a travel agent job, that i my ticket to visit and or move out there. thank god for traveling friends. i thin kthis will be my first opportunity

Always wanted to be apart of the British. You can’t get that visiting as a tourist. You need to live there for awhile to experience it. Something very ancient about Europe you can’t get here in the US. It fascinates me. I live in a town that is less than 100 years old. In the 19th century it was just fields and trees and Indians. Maybe people in England would love to live somewhere like that, sort of the opposite effect. Grass is always greener on the other side of the pond right?

London seems like the coolest place to be right now plus I won’t have to learn a different language to survive. I’m thinking of going to graduate school there.