Do you like where you live?

i love where I live. I just wish I can take and put some place like myrtle beach or miami and put it where i live instead of the city of knoxville. Cause i love being in the mountains, but I love the beach too. if I could have both worlds I'd be complete. I only about an hour from Gatlburg and the great Smoky Mountains national park so there is a lot to do up there since Dolly wood is there and everything, but I like the beach too. if i could take and mush the two together I would.

I enjoy the area that I am living in now for the summer. It isn't as hot as some areas and there is a lot of wildlife. I have even started a folder on my computer of photographs that I have taken of the wildlife. I always lived somewhat in the country, but I guess I am just appreciating it a little more this Spring. I also have a friend, not too far away, who has a heated swimming pool where I can go and cool off when summer gets here. That is very nice of her, and I hope she knows how much I appreciate it.

I love the house I live in and the area. Its very quiet and the weather is dry and sunny for the most part. Neighbors are very nice and there is really never any type of noise unless someone is starting their truck or motorcycle. However, the one thing I don't like about living here is that well paying jobs are hard to come by. If you come from New York its a big change and yes I knew that before I moved here but didn't realize how big of a change.

I live in a decent place in the country/city. Meaning I live in the country but right down the road starts the city. I like where I live but sooner or later I plan on moving somewhere peaceful. I have always wanted to live out in the country in an old white farm house. With lots of space for my daughter and my animals. I have had horses since I was a little girl but due to the economy had to down size so now its just my dogs, cats, and a rabbit. So, I would like my daughter to experience the championship of a horse just as I have.

I live in Ohio and personally I'd love to relocate. Ohio winters are just not for me. I want somewhere warm all year round and with plenty of water for awimming or surfing. We stay here mostly due to having family close by and the summer's aren't too bad, but I'd still eventually like to wave good bye to ohio.

Wow, how to answer this question. As you can tell by the name I am originally from Jersey and I like Jersey, close to the city and all. I now live in NC ugh! I hate it. I love the house we live in, no way you could find a 4 bedroom with a big yard in Jersey for the amount we pay. But it is to hot here, my winter jacket kept my hanger warm all winter. I don't like the fact that everything closes around 9/10pm. And that the closest thing is usually about 10/15 minutes away, as to were I was located in NJ 24hr 7/11, Dunkin Donuts, etc. and usually anything 5 minutes away.:( I miss Jersey. (Can you tell? LOL)

I like where I live although most other teenagers don't because they feel it is a small town, but that's why I like it. I'm not really a big city type of person, and my city isn't even really that small. It's like in the middle between big and small. I love being so close to the country region, and there are big cities within 45 minutes away. It's fun to load up my friends and take a day trip to another city on the weekends.

Yes, I am very happy where I am living, nice City, nice locality, and the weather is fine too. It rains often, but that is quite normal. I have a very beautiful view of the sealine, and the Rocky Mountain too, very scenic.

The neighborhood is quiet we're living in a compound with my relatives of my Mom's side. they are peaceful people than the counterpart on my father's side. I'm glad they are a province away from us.

But I hate the weather. I said I can stand heat than cold, but now it's summer . I hate the hot weather I can't sleep.

Also, I don't like the sights of poverty. I can live simple life. But sights of poverty make me feel restless when I experience it. Everyday when I go home I had to ride that uncomfortable tricycle and it's been the mode of transportation here for several decades now. It is not improving.

As I get older I like where I live less and less. I live in a mid-size city in Massachusetts, better known as Taxachusetts.The winters can be tiring, often lasting for 5-6 months.The housing prices are sky high, it is overpopulated, and in my town jobs are hard to find. We have more retail shops that hardly pay a decent wage. When I was younger, it was so much nicer, quieter, less people, everyone knew each other... but then the idea of builiding Condos came to life, and we quadrupled the size we once were. Now we have more Bostonian people moving here, since it is less expensive than Boston; They sleep here, but comute to work, and enjoy their social life in Boston. They only come back here to sleep at night. We have basically become a bedroom town.