I have lived in two different cities a little over 2 hours from hometown within 9 year period, but moved back to my hometown this past summer. Next move I'm hoping will be cross-country!
What about you?
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When I was 20 I moved from Louisiana to Pennsylvania! (And when I was a child I moved to Louisiana from Texas).
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I've had a few big moves:
Maine to Richmond, VA
Richmond, VA to NW Ohio
NW Ohio to Upstate NYWe are SO over moving!
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I moved from Georgia to Texas when I was 19.
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Do temporary moves count? I grew up near Cleveland and moved to Columbus (2 hrs away) for college, but then never left. Except I did spent one summer in DC in law school. That was enough to assure me I belong in Columbus.
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I've moved many times, but the furthest was to Ecuador (and back to the US 3 years later). We *may* move abroad again at the end of the year, but I don't want to jinx myself.
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I've always been within an hour of my hometown!
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I moved half-way around the world after college. I took very little with me, so it wasn't a logistically difficult move.
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I've moved so many times (around the US) but the most drastic was the time I moved to Australia on a whim. I called my fam and told them I got a new nanny job and was moving in 3 days
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We moved from PA to WA 5 years ago. Biggest move I've ever done. I went to college 45 minutes from home, so it was hard moving away from our comfort zone.
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Biggest move I've made is from Seattle area to Hawaii!
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As a kid, my family lived in two states and had two international moves. I went out of state for undergrad and studied abroad. Since then, I've moved across the country three times. Since marrying, I've stayed put (finally).
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When I moved from Quebec to Ontario. Luckily I was moving out of my parents' house so I didn't have that much stuff anyway.
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PA to MA
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I've moved from Michigan to Houston, Tx. And then from Texas to Virginia.
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I have done several moves across the US and also to another country.
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US to Europe and back again.
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NY to Texas after grad school and been here ever since.
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I lived overseas growing up, and moved from Alaska to the South for college.
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WI to IA is my biggest move so far without my parents.
When I was younger my family moved from CO to WI. Although, I guess technically my biggest move was from Germany (my birth place) to CO. But I was only a couple months old, so I'm not sure it really counts
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Biggest move was from HK to NY when I was 13! Since then, moved around but always in the same state.
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I've lived in 7 states so far... we'll see where we end up next.
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I've always lived in the Northeastern US, but I live about 5 hours from where I grew up.
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At 19 I move cross country. Originally I had actually been planning to move to a different country entirely, as I'd been offered a job in London, but it fell through.
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Virginia to Washington State. Then to Montana.
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Born in Korea, Emigrated to MI in first grade, Moved to Malibu, CA for my freshman year of college. Back in MI now tho
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Just within the state!
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St Louis to England.
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Cross country, and from top to bottom of the eastern seaboard.
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I voted cross-country, even though it's a small country (U.K.) so comparatively not that far at all!
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I moved from the Pacific Northwest out to Wisconsin and then down to California. My last move was back home to the PNW.
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From TX to IL to CO to IL to IA to WI to IL. There were a few in state moves in IL in the last one but I'm staying put!
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US to Germany and then from Germany to England and now from England back to the US in a couple of months.
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Moved from Colorado to Vermont for college.
Then moved to Hawaii and lived there for 3 yrs.
Moved back to Colorado.
All in a span of about 7-8 years.DH lived in Korea for 2 years teaching English.
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From MI to IL but only for a year. Never again will I leave this state.
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I moved five hours from home. Within the same province though.
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Not cross country, really, but from Upstate New York to Charlotte, NC. Still pretty far.
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Between DH and I, we did 5 out of state moves in 8 years. We're done moving for a while, thank goodness!
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Moved from Australia to the US for grad school. Then an interstate move a few years ago for work. Hopefully we'll be doing another international move back home in the next few years.
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Three times cross country (North/South).
Midwest - South
South - New England
New England - SouthThat was all in a 5 year span and now I've stayed put for almost 7 years. I'm not sure this is our forever location though.
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