Do you like where you live? Why? Why not?

[lifeisajoy]

Ok way late need to go to bed-but asking tons of questions-down time

So anyways I will answer --

Yes I like where I live and it is a quiet and friendly neighborhood

[mommasaint]

I love the town I live in, it's quiet, has excellent schools, and is safe. I would like to move to a bigger house, but that will happen eventually. 

[MrsApple]

I do and I don't.I like it because I grew up here and know everyone and know where everything is.I don't like it because it's SO inconvenient to to go anywhere because we're pretty rural and walking anywhere is out of the question.

[ash522]

Yes, I love where we live. It's in the country, quiet, & I can see the stars and storms rolling in. We moved from a metro area & simplified our lives- best move we ever made!

[inspain]

Meh.  My feelings towards Costa Rica range from "I guess it's not that horrible" to "I'll chew off my own leg to get out of this place".  

It's dirty, the locals don't particularly like foreigners, everything is more complicated than it needs to be, the church has too much influence and I get tired of being lied to in order to save face.  Oh and everything is overpriced and, if it's something the foreigners like, it's even MORE expensive.  Electronics are often double the price they are in the US.

If you told me tomorrow that I could move back to Spain, I'd have my bags packed in ten minutes.   I just keep telling myself that it's not forever...it only feels that way.

[Meli55aG2001]

I like the town but not where our apartment is. 99% of everyone who live here smoke and are not the type of people I want to hang out with. We're looking for a new place.

[kdgord]

Most of the time I love our town and like our house. This week(starting today officially) I hate our town though. There are hundreds of thousands of motor cycles here for the rally and quite a few think they own the road and don't have to obey any traffic laws.

[lifeisajoy]

Where do you live? We have the rally where we live starting today also--

Quoting kdgord:

Most of the time I love our town and like our house. This week(starting today officially) I hate our town though. There are hundreds of thousands of motor cycles here for the rally and quite a few think they own the road and don't have to obey any traffic laws.

[kdgord]

I live about 30 minutes away from Sturgis, SD

Quoting lifeisajoy:

Where do you live? We have the rally where we live starting today also--

Quoting kdgord:

Most of the time I love our town and like our house. This week(starting today officially) I hate our town though. There are hundreds of thousands of motor cycles here for the rally and quite a few think they own the road and don't have to obey any traffic laws.

[lifeisajoy]

Oh !! Darn!! Not same town or same state!! We live FAR from each other!

Quoting kdgord:

I live about 30 minutes away from Sturgis, SD

Quoting lifeisajoy:

Where do you live? We have the rally where we live starting today also--

Quoting kdgord:

Most of the time I love our town and like our house. This week(starting today officially) I hate our town though. There are hundreds of thousands of motor cycles here for the rally and quite a few think they own the road and don't have to obey any traffic laws.

[anotherhalf]

I have never heard about Costa Rica from that perspective.  Good to know.

Quoting inspain:

Meh.  My feelings towards Costa Rica range from "I guess it's not that horrible" to "I'll chew off my own leg to get out of this place".  

It's dirty, the locals don't particularly like foreigners, everything is more complicated than it needs to be, the church has too much influence and I get tired of being lied to in order to save face.  Oh and everything is overpriced and, if it's something the foreigners like, it's even MORE expensive.  Electronics are often double the price they are in the US.

If you told me tomorrow that I could move back to Spain, I'd have my bags packed in ten minutes.   I just keep telling myself that it's not forever...it only feels that way.