Anyone LOVE where they live?

LikeAnOcean

I live in a 300 square foot apartment in the heart of Lincoln Park, Chicago and I think I'm happier here than I would be in a mansion anywhere else in the world..

boxwine_in_hell

LikeAnOcean wrote:

I live in a 300 square foot apartment in the heart of Lincoln Park, Chicago and I think I'm happier here than I would be in a mansion anywhere else in the world..

My closet is that big. My damn wife and her shoes!

catefrances

i live in sydney australia...whats not to love?

SENROCK

not the actual house but i love that i live in so cal. Theres so much to see and do & theres NEVER a dull moment. Everywhere is driving distance from L.A/O.C.......desert, mountains, vegas, ocean, I.E, mexxxico, san fran, snow, montana ......its awesome out here! i DO love chicago though.....and hawaii is VERY close to my heart~

xscorcho

i live on lake geneva in switzerland... lake in front of me.. mts behind me... i love it except i dont speak french so it gets a big lonely... but as far as location.. its great.

although..... i must say... san diego was better i had awesome people and location there.

im thinking maybe nyc or dc next.

SENROCK

xscorcho wrote:

i live on lake geneva in switzerland... lake in front of me.. mts behind me... i love it except i dont speak french so it gets a big lonely... but as far as location.. its great.

although..... i must say... san diego was better i had awesome people and location there.

im thinking maybe nyc or dc next.

what took you to switzerland? san diego is great. its a quik enough drive from the OC for drinks or....ice cream!

PJaddicted

I live in Warwick NY. I love my town! We have the best of both worlds, NYC is only 50 miles away...but we are still in the country. I see bears, coyotes, deer, and tons of other animals on a daily basis. We have 4 ski slopes with in 15 minutes, and a bigger ones an hour away. We have a lake 10 minutes away where we keep a boat in the summer. The AT is 2 minutes away and a few other parks just as close, great for hiking, Mt. Biking. Harriman State Park and Sterling Forest Preserve are 20 minutes away for more hiking. We have many farms that offer horseback riding. Three wineries, apple orchards, dairy farms, a excellent little town for shopping. Now if only we could stop the crowds of people from moving here....we could stop the crazy building of McMansions, and nasty people from taking over!

oxc

PJGARDEN

I live in Houston. I used to hate it and couldn't wait to move. I guess it finally grew on me b/c I really like it now. There is so much to do and the people are so nice.

PJGARDEN

Sorry...double post

satansbedbugs

I live in delaware and love it!!!! 30 mi9nutes from philly, nj , baltimore, atlantic city, 2 hours from new york . 1 hour from the beach. pretty cool

Julien

I love living where I live

augustwest

I'm all about the concrete jungle

gabers

No but I honestly believe I'm part gypsy. The winters here very nice but the summers are brutal. Which really sucks when you enjoy the outdoors and you have kids. I'm not sure though that I'd ever find the perfect place to live because I always have an itch to try somewhere new. With our family spread throughout the U.S., Latin America, and Europe, we never seem to have enough vacation time.

given2fly78

I'm going to have to say no to that question. I really dislike Syracuse. It's cold and grimy. Slightly depressing. The city is icky. Basketball good, but the snow SUCKS! Taxes? EWWW!

But I got an internship right out of college that kept me here. And that led to other opportunities. And then, to make us happier we bought a house. Love the house, the community we live in is cute, but again, snow and taxes blow!

Someday we'll venture south...

It's compromise for now between my hubby and I.

xavier mcdaniel

where i am is a quiet part of queens, it's an hour from the city but the good thing is the express bus that runs from right in front of my house into midtown.

TheDreamIsee

Geographically, yes!

gue_barium

I could go for a little more snow/a little less rain during the winter months, but otherwise yes.

FinsburyParkCarrots

Sometimes I appreciate Cambridge, but I love mountains, and East Anglia's as flat as a witch's tit.

PJ_Lukin

PJaddicted wrote:

I live in Warwick NY. I love my town! We have the best of both worlds, NYC is only 50 miles away...but we are still in the country. I see bears, coyotes, deer, and tons of other animals on a daily basis. We have 4 ski slopes with in 15 minutes, and a bigger ones an hour away. We have a lake 10 minutes away where we keep a boat in the summer. The AT is 2 minutes away and a few other parks just as close, great for hiking, Mt. Biking. Harriman State Park and Sterling Forest Preserve are 20 minutes away for more hiking. We have many farms that offer horseback riding. Three wineries, apple orchards, dairy farms, a excellent little town for shopping. Now if only we could stop the crowds of people from moving here....we could stop the crazy building of McMansions, and nasty people from taking over!

oxc

I'm in Ulster County. Nice area. Pretty quiet and just close enough.

gabers

FinsburyParkCarrots wrote:

Sometimes I appreciate Cambridge, but I love mountains, and East Anglia's as flat as a witch's tit.

Witches have flat tits? Hmm, I never noticed, I guess I was staring at their asses too much!

in_hiding79

I live in a two bedroom apartment in Austin and I'm HAPPY HAPPY HAPPY!!!!!!! Here is what they look like..


Escalon At Canyon Creek
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