There's No Place Like Home

Whenever we travel, we look at places where it might be nice to spend our retirement years. Initially, we see all the good aspects of a new place and tend to ignore the negative. When we spend an entire week in a location, we always decide that there is just no place like home. No place is perfect. If it were, it would be too crowded and expensive, thus no longer perfect. It would be nice to live somewhere where the weather was nice year round, traffic was minimal, the cost of living was reasonable, crime was low, etc, etc... Since that place does not exist (or at least we haven't found it yet) we need to look at the positive aspects of where we are now.