While I fully agree that "Home is where the heart is", I'm getting a little fed-up with the sly sentimentality and the snide insinuations obviously aimed at those of us who have our primary homes elsewhere.
Why would anyone who has a choice pick just one place to call "home"? This is 2005, and the world is a much smaller place than it used to be. I love Goa, bought property there recently, and visit every year to bask in the warmth of friends and family - all when the weather is still bearable. Then we head for more pleasant climes for the rest of the year. Anyone who finds a resemblance between heaven and Goa's stifling heat and humidity in summer, not to mention the height of the monsoon season, is either kidding themselves or has no other options. --- George Pinto <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Cecil Pinto wrote: > > ..... I have decided that we are in fact better > off here at home in Goa, India. There's no > > place like home. > > > Melinda Powell wrote: > > Yet when it came to settling down, I chose to move > from Mumbai to Goa and I absolutely love it > > here. > > > Dear Melinda and Cecil: > > While it is no secret that heaven is really Goa, > there is another angle to the story.