Where Do You Live?

[Xinnamin]

I live somewhere on the Eastern end of the US, in a beautiful forested locale with lots of rolling hills and trees everywhere. Funny thing about all the trees actually, since I spent most of my life in Illinois, where it's all just plains and grasslands, so when we moved to the East I remember just staring out the window of the car for hours gazing at all the trees. Took a while to get used to the hills too. I remember the lack of rabbits (common in Illinois) and abundance of deer (which we never saw in Illinois oddly enough) confused my mother so greatly she asked me if deer ate rabbits...

Ah, I never want to move out of the East coast, ever.

 

[The7thLokomo]

I live in Chanute, Kansas its a small town

 

[Austin]

*Looks under his avatar*
Apparently, I live in New York. More precisely, I live about an hour north of Manhattan in a suburban/rural crossbreed. Lot of trees and wildlife, and it's impossible to get anywhere without a automobile.

 

[Phantom Zelda]

I live in new hampshire. I to wish I lived in hyrule

 

[Meego]

I live in a small village surrounded by country side. It's in England, so yeah. It's peaceful here.

 

[Zeruda]

Oooon... the east coast. In Pennsylvania, to be specific. I like to think that I'm "staying" here rather than "living" here. I'm from California, and I've only been in PA for a few years... honestly, I hate it. I was nice to see all the trees at first... but, I dunno. I miss the liveliness of the city. Sometimes people say I'd be happy in New York, but eh, I really don't like the east coast as a whole. I miss how alive and... well, more open-minded the west coast is. People there just seem more alive.

So, I'm staying in Pennsylvania until I can afford to escape from this place. My heart is in California, so that is where I live. Plus, it's a lot warmer there. :>

 

[Ver-go-a-go-go]

North Western Louisiana, so yeah, I'm not Cajun like everyone would like to think. <.<

Best food you'll ever find in the States is here. Well, in my opinion anyway...... spice is nice.

 

[Wielder of Aegis]

A small town in New Jersey. Make any Jersey shore jokes and I'll Falcon Punch you! jk

 

[Ⓡⓔⓖⓘⓝⓛⓔⓘⓕ]

I live inside a house somewhere in Central USA. I thought there was a thread such as this one already.

 

[Vanessa28]

Here's where I walk everyday:

 

[13foxes]

Ohhhh... Most people here live in American, or England, or any other countries that speak English :< Am I the only exception?

Btw I live in South-East Asia. It's incredibly hot in the summer, and no snow in the winter. I wish I could have somewhere cooler to live. SO HOT....

 

[February Eve]

American Southeast, so I say "ya'll". Once when I was teaching English in Japan I accidentally slipped up and used it in class, and the other teacher used it as a teachable moment for colloquialisms. (May be funniest to me, but it still makes me grin...)

 

[lilwilly]

Amarillo Texas Northern part of the state but we are in the area called west texas silly huh?

 

[shan-tastic]

I'm from Western Mass(achusetts), near an "art town" littered with gross hipsters and stoners.
Yet we don't really have many of those in my town...Just old people, a few farms, and the smallest public school district in the state (my graduating class had 40 students. rad, eh?)
It's quaint, but I can't see it completely booming with industry.
We're all like family here, and it's incredibly safe other than the occasional rambunctious drunkard that tries to start stuff at the Polish Club.

It's nice. But I'm ready for a change.
Even though I'm headed to college in the most random little town in the Berkshires. There's literally nothing for miles except for forests and mountains, and then you have North Adams, which has a museum, a college and lots of old factory buildings transformed into mini shops.

 

[Ember Incubus]

I live in a place with plants, food, and homes. Sorry, that was a little to specific. =P