City or Countryside?

[mardukblood2009]

I live in the suburbs but I really like both of them equally when it comes down to it. I think I would like to live in the city for a period of time though to see how I like it because everything is at your finger tips.

[dwggs]

I have never lived in the city and have no desire to.  I currently live in the suburbs but even here it can be too much hustle and bustle.  I would love to live somewhere just a little quieter.

[alice44]

I also like the suburban area.  Where there are parks and country-like areas that aren't cluttered with city stuff.  The city is too crowded and busy for me.  I like a more laid b :rose:ack life style.

[cathy37]

I prefer to live in a city or at least very close to a city so I can shop without having to drive a long way to get what I want.

[nmbrown863]

I like both. I love how peaceful the rural areas are but I also like having fast access to places I need to go such as the grocery store, pharmacy, etc.

[plennis]

I have lived in both and find that there are advantages and disadvantages to both.  Have been in law enforcement in both, the time for back-up in the country can be a nightmare.  The is a lot of crime in the country although everyone tries to deny it.  We felt we had to move back to the city as our children got older for the advantages in education and activities.   

[12amos]

I have lived in both City and Country, but my preference is City.  Things are so convenient in the city as opposed to living in the country.   

[Sawman214]

don't like big city but don't like the country either

[hawkeye3210]

I prefer the country.

[articx]

I think I would prefer the country for the quiet living.

[ErinMagoonZamacona99]

I love the city!

[sdenimandlace1]

We live in the country, and I love it. Town is nice for shopping would not like to live there. 

[ejholt]

I live in the city.  30 years ago I lived on a farm but bought a house in town.

[mrisha]

Living in the City is the worst place to live.  Give me the countryside in which to live.  It's nicer and you get to know the people better.

[annadote]

I pick the best of both worlds: the outskirts of a decent size metropolitan area. It has the convenience of the being located in a city, but the quieter nature of a rural environoment.