Where do you live?

hi! no, I don't live in a big city and I have never wanted to, because I think the big city is not for me- it is too noisy, to dirty, to much stress! I live and prefer the small town, and 4 months ago I lived in a town like that, but since I am a student I live by my cousin, who also doesn't live in a big city, but it is bigger than my born town! We live in a flat, but I prefer the houses, because there are more space for everything, because every house has a yard

I stayed in Singapore. It is considered as a country and also a garden city, a small dot on the world map, just south of Malaysia. So far, I don't really love the place nor hate the place. I have yet been to other countries to compare how good my country can be. I have heard of how peaceful, clean, and orderly my country is. And so far I have been proud. However, I won't know till I see it for myself. =

I live in Pensacola, Florida. It is not an extremely large city. I can drive most anywhere in town from where I live in about 30-45 minutes, and there is a store or other place here that can provide most anything you need within driving distance. I am also not far from the beach from where I live, and I also live not far from a couple of rivers and wooded areas that provide good hunting and other recreational opportunities as well. I really like living here, and I am looking forward to being able to start enjoying some of the many things there are to do here.

I live in a small town in the state of Kentucky.... I am about 20 miles from the nearest Wal-mart .... I do have a Save-a-Lot, IGA, Dollar General and Family Dollar about 10 minutes from my house..... We have a McDonalds and a Food court with LJ, Arbys but the best food in town is at the Dixie Freeze or the elegant Tea Room.... Everyone knows everyone in this town and all the cops wave when you go by.... Nothing gets pass anyone here....

Well, my friend. I live in Kushtia, a small Zilla (Shire) town in Bangladesh. The people here are easy-going. I love my a town very much. This is a very neat and clean town. The roads and houses are very well-planned and arranged. But I envy you a bit as you live near a jungle where I wish to live for for a while. I love to live in a place surrounded with a lot of trees of both fruits and others. Have a nice living.

i used to live in a rustic setting, but development set in and the whole surrounding is totally different. i haven't transferred residence you know, the change came and it stayed. ahh, i would have wanted what was my surrounding five years ago.

I am an admirer of country living but I think I would not be prepared to do so as I am so used to my city life. Everything is so close to each other even your neighbors. Thank goodness for fences. :) As time is such a big factor in the city, everything moves at the speed of light so you don't have time to think sometimes. I think that's the downside. Being away from the city you can reflect on your nature and the nature of life. It'll be great for writing and work which is long is contemplative. I think I'll try it out in the last quarter of my life when I am old and retired so I can spend more time reflecting on life. Do a little writing as well.

We live in a small city in Tennessee, about 30 minutes from Gatlinburg, TN. And the great Smoky mountains. We have always lived in the country. And now we live in country in the mountains.

Our family lives just outside of a moderately sized city. I've lived here since I was just three years old and the only thing that has changed is the house that I live in. Additionally, when we moved here durin my childhood, the city was solely encompassed in the center of the county that we live in. Urban sprawl, however has made it to where the entire county is suburban where 26 years ago there used to be a lot of farmland in the county. It is a different place, but the atmosphere is still very nice.

I live in Taunton which is the County Town of Somerset which is in the South West of England. It's a nice town which is relatively big compared to similar towns. I was born here 25 years ago and have lived most of my life here, I did live in Yeovil which is also in Somerset between the ages of 2-7 but then moved back to Taunton with my mother when my Parents broke up.

I currently live in a coastal town of Britain If given the choice, I would pick the city over the country any day of the week. Why? Because I have always lived in the city, and I have become adapted to it. I enjoy the thriving population, the fact that things are always going on, and the general liveliness of it all Living out in the country would be nice and relaxing, but I would feel too isolated and without anything to do

I live a few miles from San Marcos, Texas, out in an area my brother started calling the ghetto suburbs. It's not exactly a great place to live.. Though being away from the city makes it much easier to see the starry sky at night. I'm a nature photographer, so living out in the country area would suit me much better than being in a packed city or close-knit group. I like having a big yard because it gives you more to explore, more new things to find every time you go out. Though mowing it is a pain... Our neighbors are right next door, but I prefer not to make contact with them because..well.... Honestly I'm not sure why I don't like some of my neighbors. I just don't like any of them very much.

I live in big city, New York City, and I really love it, there are tons of different things to do, if you like art, museums, if you like night life, if you like being around people of different cultures, it is awesome. I am not originally from here, but I was born and raised, in a big city also, so I guess that is why I like it, because it is what I am more used to. In my neighborhood, I life two blocks away from the subway, and I have a pharmacy and a supermarket in front of my building. So for me everything is close, I have a car, but I only use it to go to work, because I work out of the city so I can't take the subway to get there, but most of the time, my car sits in the same parking, because everything is in walking distance, the only bad thing about this city is the horrible cold that we get, and the snow, especially now, which has been snowing since last night.

I live in a big city where it is crowded of people walking to and from their destination. The only time the city gets isolated is when there is an upcoming holiday. All of a sudden the city becomes a ghost town. I enjoy the city when it's quiet and no traffic. I don't think I want to live in the province. Although, the air and food are fresh there, the place is too quiet and a bit primitive for a city girl like me. I might go there for a vacation for a couple of days to unwind but not for more than a week.

Village of approximately 500 people. I have neighbors diagonally across the road. But on my side, I have a field north of me that is a few acres, then a sand pit. South of me, most of my over 10 acres is there. So I have people for an emergency, but I also have privacy. People diagonally across is much better than directly across where you can't help but look out the window and see every move they make. This house was here first (late 1800s to early 1900s), so the neighbors who built across the way must have felt the same way I do. Directly across is an invasion of privacy. Diagonally, more neighborly.

When we moved here in 1962, the population was about 6,000, and there was at least 20 miles of open space between our town and the big city . Now, the population of our town is at least 40,000, and one cannot tell where our town ends and the big city begins. To make things worse, the city limits sign on the other side of our town (away from the city)is back to back with the city limits sign for the town on that side. No green space at all. We are hemmed in.

wow. it sounds like you live exactly where i did 3 yrs ago. i hated it, except for the deer running around. then i moved to the perfect place, i thought, except it had snakes everywhere. so, now i live in a great place with privacy of a big wall but near town about 3 blocks away. except now i no longer have my car so i have to impose on son or whoever to take me everywhere. cant seem to get things right i guess.

I live in a town,which is neither too busy nor too quiet.Nights are quiet in winter for there's no activity outside.In summer,people gether around the nearby square dancing and talking.I'd love to live in a big city if given chance.In big cities,everything is handy but not the fresh air.So,its better if I can live in country whenever I want,to enjoy the quietness and fresh air.

I live in the town that is not too big. I'm very comfortable living in this city. This city is not filled with the vehicle, so not to much air pollution. Although for some needs can't be obtained in this town. My town is by passed by a very large river. That most people in this city live from fishing in that river. And a lot of food made from fish in this city.

i live in a small city.. its peaceful yet you can have easy access of all commodities. i love where i live..id like to think i will be staying here for good.