Do u like where u live?

[Kay0338]

No, I seriously wish I was able to move! This place sux!

[renin23]

yes i love the weather here

[rusgiftsaolcom]

Yes, I love where I live. Born and raised.

[dauna]

I live right outside Oak Ridge TN; used to live in the city itself and plan again some fine day.  I really love Oak Ridge.  It has all of what I do like and not much of what I don't like.  Everything I need to get to is pretty centrally located there.  Oak Ridge has its own theatre group, symphony, and a library to die for, several nice parks and walking trails.  Yep--love it lots.

[sdecaro558]

I live in NJ, always have, and probably always will.  I don't dislike it - but I don't feel any particular attachment to it either.

[smile401]

I love living in Florida!  Where else can you see a great sunset at the beach any day of the week?

[kittenkagome]

I live in Norfolk, VA, and I like where I live. The neighborhood I live in isn't too busy, and I can walk around without worrying about cars speeding by. I am only a few  minutes away from all my shopping needs. There are plenty of restaurants and even a mall within a few minutes drive. In about 20 minutes I can get to downtown, and from where I am in Norfolk, I can get to neighboring cities within 20 minutes (unless the traffic is horrible). The weather is really weird, but we don't have to worry about tornadoes and hurricanes on a regular basis like some areas do. We are near the water, so even though the changes in temperature can be quick, we do not nearly reach the types of heat and cold extremes I hear about on the national news. I don't live in any super metropolis like New York or anything, but enough events and festivals and such come to the area so I don't think I am isolated and bored. Since I live near the water, I like all the nautical history and such. Additionally, being a Virginian I get to learn a lot about the country's early history, and am a few hours away from some very important historical sites. So yes, I do enjoy where I live. I love to travel, but there is no place like home.

[codyjc]

It's San Diego Baby...what's not to love?? Other than Cali is going to hell in a hand basket...Honestly I think I'm done in SD. Been 37 years, native in fact but I think the time has come to move on to greener pastures. Laid off 12/28/11 not sure how much longer we can cover the mortgage so why not pick up and take the family on the adventure of a lifetime?

Cody

**Prepare for the Worst - Hope for the Best**

[emily01]

I'm a creature of habit, so I really enjoy my atmosphere.

[diala84]

I love my house but I wouldn't mind if it was located in a warmer part of the country. Overall I am happy with it.

[CHANEYLAKEGIRL]

Yes, I do love where I live. I do wish there were more job opportunities here (as I'm sure most do).

[joyroos18]

i like where i live, nc.... our neighbors still watch out for each other, well the ones that have been here for awhile do at least,  even check mail. bring in trash cans, mow yards. what ever needs to be done, you can always depend on your neighbor, only problem now is this use to be called country now i have street lights in my front yard, they are putting a bypass 30 feet from my front door, use to look out my back door and watch the deer drink from my pond , now not sure the pond will be there this time next year . so sad

[mgint]

yes love the different seasons and rural area I live in.

[jkhanson]

Yes I like where we live.
3 of our 4 children are close by.
We have 4 seasons and we are a small town, but close enough to drive to a large town.

[lucky382001]

I like the peacefulness of the pond but my utilities are high during the winter. I guess you could say it has its ups and downs.