If you don't like where you live Best thing to do is?

MOVE...no problem if you are single...i moved in a flash

Canadians, a few of us should get together, pool our money and buy a tropical island somewhere. I'm sick of the fact that our ancestors chose this land because of it's abundance of natural resources without considering first that there may be warmer places with natural resources as well.

Fix it.

to find another place to live

look up at the night sky and imagine if you had to sleep under it, no roof, no blanket, nothing... at times like that I am happy with where I am

time ti hit the road

Hit the road jack. . .

it is to move to a different part of the island of oahu, hawaii

Whine,complain and aggravate your neighbors?

move to a place you like

Move to somewhere you do like.

To move somewhere else. Good in theory but very difficult to do in real life. Housing market sucks, can't sell and even recoup my investment, and my house is paid in full.

It would be lovely to just move somewhere else. Unfortunately, that isn't a possibility sometimes, such as in the situation where you need a work visa to work in another country. My community is full of friendly people and it's a pretty area. I'd just rather live in a different country. Since I can't do that, I simply visit that country as often as possible. That's my second-best option.

Me too! Never want to leave her shores.

either make life bearable or move somewhere else, simples

Pack up and leave I tell ya ;)

Make a goal to plan for a move in the future.. Until then just gotta deal with it.

Move, But do some serious research before you decide to move to that place,Cause that place you may have wanted to move to, Isn't as great as it turned out to be.

If you are able, move to a place you think you will like better or make the best of where you do live.

Set a goal and start planning your relocation.

Make the best of it or plan to move somewhere else.

make a plan ..then move

agree

Blow up your neighbor's house!...No! ..Move!

Look at some third world or totalitarian countries and realize that even on your worst day it is better then the crap others have to deal with.
Unless of coarse you live in a Third world country or under a totalitarian regime, then you have my sympathy.

Money is a huge factor; if you don't have a job, just deal with what you have.

Move to another place if possible, otherwise deal with it.

Learn to by finding the best in what you have. If you have enough money, do some research, and go somewhere else. The vast majority of us can't afford to pick up and leave anymore. Honestly, I don't like where I live now. But realizing that this is where I live, and reminding myself that we came here to be close to our parents as they age, and be of help to them, I have gotten myself in many groups and efforts aimed at improving our community, and I think of the positive aspects of what's here. The wonderful people in my family, at my parish, at the KOC, etc., and the incredible number of great restaurants, and entertainment opportunities here. The mild winters help too. The summers are absolutely brutal. I just live essentially indoors from June through August.

trying to like it

Well, if it's beyond your control, just do what ya can with it to try to make it even a little better. If not, then you should consider going elsewhere to find happiness.