country mouse or city mouse

so what are ya

  • totally country

    Votes: 17 19.1%

  • city baby!!

    Votes: 21 23.6%

  • a lil of both

    Votes: 46 51.7%

  • other

    Votes: 5 5.6%
  • Total voters
    89
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KristinCB

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just an odd random question of the night.. i had to go to the city today and was reminded how much i HATE cities! I live in a very small town and although sometimes annoying because you can't always get what you need right away I wouldn't change it for anything..

sooo are you a city girl or country girl? do you wish you were the opposite?
 
I'm a bit of both, and where we live is too. We live in the more 'country' part of Madison and I love it! I also love being near to the city part and within a couple hours of larger cities too.
 
I'm a country girl who wants to be just close enough to be able to drive to the city to see a movie or a show w/o making it an overnight time, but far enough away that I have no neighbors :)
 
I've lived in large cities such as Hong Kong and Houston; I've lived in the country where the only entertainment was a bar (only one for the whole town), a dog track and a roller skating rink and my yard sometimes had cows on it; I went to college where the college was the "town" and you had to drive 20 minutes to a grocery store (and very few students had cars); and I've lived in every gamut between. I've tried it all, and I have to say I'm a 'burbs gal, through and through.
 
A grew up on the farm - had to drive an hour for the nearest Walmart or decent grocery store. Now I live in the city, and love it. My city is made up of all kinds of farm/country kids just like me who came here to college and never left...so, even though it is a city, it still feels kind of small townish to me. So I chose "a lil of both."

I don't think I would want to live in a city any larger than this one though!
 
A little of both in the fact that I love being NEAR a big city, but not IN the big city. One hour or less away is perfect. Two hours is too far. That is where we are right now. And we live a big town, so its not like we are in the middle of nowhere, but we miss our big city shops and goings on.
 
I love the country. I get anxious when we go to downtown Orlando. The big buildings and traffic are so overwhelming. I generally avoid it unless I want to go to Lake Eola which is a large park in the middle of downtown Orlando
 
Country, 100%. big surprise huh :p
It's weird, but if I look around and concrete is in every direction, I just don't feel right.

Darcy- Word.
 
I'm definitely a city girl at heart. I love being where you can actually walk to cool shops and restaurants or hop on the train to get around. We lived in a loft-type apartment in the heart of Seoul and I loved that. It was great being able to walk like a block or two to the subway. We're over an hour from Denver here and I hate that it's so far. But I do :wub: Denver.
 
suburb mouse. LOL I need to be near a big city, within 10 minutes of a big grocery store, and within 20 minutes of a hospital. But not actually IN a big city. I hate the traffic.
 
C.O.U.N.T.R.Y. grew up in a small town, & still live in a small(er) town.

It's 15 miles into 'town', which only consists of a couple small grocery stores, gas stations, a few resturants, wal-mart, 3 stop lights & stretches for 3 miles. To get to any other kind of store (mall, Michaels, Jo-anns, home improvement, etc,) it's an hours drive in either direction.

although, visiting a city on occasion is fun.
 
Definitely a city girl - but I can definitely enjoy the country in increments!

Makes me think of our honeymoon - we stayed at a cabin up in Northern Minnesota...it was so quiet and peaceful that we had to turn on the tv for background noise! (we lived in the Twin Cities at the time)
 
I put other lol. I wouldn't want to live in a huge city, but I don't like living way out in the country either. Just give me your average everyday town close enough to both, and I'm happy.
 
All country and love it most of the time! There's 2 stoplights in the entire county. The nearest McDonald's is 35 miles away, which is in the next county.
 
Darcy Baldwin said:
I'm a country girl who wants to be just close enough to be able to drive to the city to see a movie or a show w/o making it an overnight time, but far enough away that I have no neighbors :)
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thats exactly me - suburbia is even becoimng too city for me - dont like neighbours in my pockets and having a smallish yard; and dont like having to contend with traffic and parking issues and just so many ppl when i go into town of any kind!
 
I come from a city and now I've been living in a village-like town (though a capital of a country) for over 5 years. I never thought I might like a small town or even a village, but I find I can. Still, when I come back to my home town (OK, it's no New York, but Bratislava has over 600 000 inhabitants) I'm happy there. There are advantages to both. In the city, I appreciate its advantages, and I do the same in a smaller settlement.

Still, as many have mentioned, even in a village-like environment I like to be within reach of the city, because, frankly, I can't do without cinemas, theatres, restaurants, shops and such. It's nice to be away from the crowd, but not permanently away, no, no.
 
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I was born and raised in the city, now living ouside of it. I wouldn't quite call it country, but it's far from being the city! I like it like this, living in a quiet(ish) area, but close to the city.
 
A little of both. I sort of live in the country (nearest Walmart is 30 minutes), but I've lived in DC suburbs as well as more medium sized cities (Cleveland, Cincinnati). I like the space and the fewer neighbors where we live now, but I love the conveniences of the cities and the "feel" of them. I guess I can live anywhere and love it.
 
I was born and raised in a rural area. VERY rural..like I had 28 people in my entire grade all through school. After college I moved to the city for a while (now Jackson, MS is definitely NOT New York or anything but..) I enjoyed it for the short time between college and when I got married. Then after marriage we moved to a small town which was nice and now we live back where I grew up in a rural area. So having had a little of them all I love where I am now. I'm definitely a country girl :)
 
I'm a little bit of both... I've never lived in a BIG city... but I do like what the "city" life has to offer vs. small town where I grew up. I like having choices in stores, restaurants, and activities to do. And I hate having to drive to get anywhere... but then I hate waiting in traffic.... :blink:
 
I've lived in cities my entire life (Houston & OKC)...but the older I get, the more I want out! Just not too far out.

We'd actually like to move to a smaller town nearby...far enough away from the crowds and hassle of the big city, but close enough to the museums, bookstores, etc.
 
Leila said:
I'm a bit of both
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Me too! I grew up in the country and hated it! My family and I now live in a small city which is the absolute perfect size for me. Everything I could want is super-closeby (Well, except maybe a Costco...) without all the noise, crowds, and horrible traffic found in a large city.
 
I am a town mouse. I like streetlights, road markings and not being too far from IKEA or Marks and Spencer. I don't mind visiting the countryside but I need to be back in the town by bedtime. I don't like animals and wildlife unless it's on my terms so sometimes I prefer to look at the countryside but stay inside my car with the airconditioning on :lol:
 
Put me somewhere in between. I like all the conveniences of city life but oh the traffic! I love the country life, but don't want my nearest grocery store to be 30 minutes away when I run out of milk.
 
I like living near a small city but still in the country. I grew up in a small town of 40,000. I now live in a county of 12,000. I don't like big cities because I am just not used to the all the people, the cars, the traffic, the tall buildings. They are nice to visit but I couldn't live with all the people right on top of me like that.
 
I am more of a city girl, but I have lived in the country for small periods of time (my parents own a farm way out in the middle of nowhere) and I like that too. For me, right now, the suburbs is perfect - I can have the city stuff nearby with good restaurants, movies, shopping, and still have a yard where I can garden and the kids can play.
 
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