Where Do You Live?

I live in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. It's okay, I guess, but I want to get out of here so bad. My parents can barely afford the house, things are super expensive. I don't like my neighbors, it's boring, people break into houses, people kill each other. Usually homeless people and druggies live just a block away from my house. It's not the safest place in Wisconsin - I don't like Wisconsin to begin with though. It's so cold here and we only have like three weeks of good and warm weather in the summer. In the winter it gets terribly cold and snowy. No bands ever come here.

I live in Cracow, southern Poland. And I love it. The atmosphere, people, places. Especially Kazimierz (old Jewish district, where I go to school), Podgórze and Salwator (there are many expensive, artistic, mid-war villas; I wish i lived in one of them). I used to have a flat in the city (actually, in Nowa Huta; some people consider it as a separate, communist creation, but I think it's an integral part of Cracow), now I've got a house in a small village that slowly becomes an outskirt. Still, the area's very quiet, green, and pleasantly 'provincional'. Maybe I'll rent a flat closer to the city centre in a year or two, but currently it's ok, as public transport between Cracow and my village's efficient.

I live in Antigua, Guatemala. It's so peaceful and lovely, everything is colonial and... well. Lovely. Though, the only thing wrong over here in Guatemala is the violence. About 20 murders a day.

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I live in Manchester, England.

I love how we're known as the real capital of England, and I love the Manchester music scence. Also I love the history behind the city, how Manchester was the first industrial city in England.

However, the weather isnt always great. We are also famous for our rain. But sometimes even that's a comfort, to sit indoors by a fire when its chucking it down outside.

I will always love my city, but sometimes I think it would be nice to live somewhere else, just for a while.

Ah another Mancunian. Yeah it rains a lot so much so my gran is always ringing to say her house will flood. It never does.

I lived like twenty minutes from Canal Street so lots of tourists I'd say around and of course you get some slack from them for being straight, but never from anyone who actually lives there.

Moved to California for school and it's a big change. It's nice that when I get sick of it always being sunny and warm I can go home to cold and rainy England and vice versa.

I live in Stockholm/Sweden

Sure it's one of the prettyest places on this planet, acording to some american news paper.
best capital in the world or something..
It sure lives up to those statements.
As much as i enjoy it here i would love to move to America
Like... California just to stalk John Roecker or something.
We would become best friends :]

^Lucky!

I live in a tiny town set in the mountains of Transylvania, in the North-East. It's nothing much, but the surroundings are beautiful, especially in the winter.

I live in Satan's personal heat outlet.

No, really.
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I live in Phoenix, Arizona. It's ugly, dusty, and hot. I can't stand it.

I live in Los Angeles. Sure it's great about the whole Hollywood and diverse ethnicities here, but I there's so much gangs, racism, and the air is pratically polluted. -.-

I live in Matatamoros, Mexico right at the tip of Texas.
I want to say that it's great.
But the violence here is absolutely horrid. We have shootings every week.
Fun stuff.
Then again, if you travel back on a time machine to a couple of years ago you would adore it. Even with all the drug trafficking my town is really friendly and homey.
that's what I'm proud about. everyone just knows everyone.

i'm a very very nomadic person. i'll list some of the placest i've lived the longest;

jacksonville, fl
likes; the environment, despite its a huge ghetto. there only two seasons: summer and january. and if you ever need to get anywhere, just know where the regeancy mall is..
dislikes; its a huge ghetto. downtown is death city. nothing racist, but all the colored people follow the line of exactly why white people don't like them. and just because i said that, i should make it clear that i'm a very very mixed raced person.

wichita, ks
likes; there's a lot of azns which is a plus for me! everything is within ten miles. genghi's grill is the best food i've ever tasted. the salvation army there is the bomb!
dislikes; everyone tries to be a redneck. the only clear stations are country and jesus worship. all the hottest guys are in the military and/or married.

hallsville, mo
likes there are many gas stations. it gets very peaceful at night. lots of haunted places to visit. every outing is a road trip.
dislikes; everyone knows everyone. too silent for me. cabin fever ensues.

i'll be moving soon to LA! on N beaudry. so anyone near that area should tell me some fun things to do and cool places to eat. (the only meat i eat is fish, btw...)

Chidlow, Western Australia.
Semi-rural. I live on 4 acres. I love the wide open spaces and the bush. I hate the heat, the small-town pretentiousness, and the inability to travel. I love to travel. I cannot wait to escape this place.

I live in Alabama. The Southern part.

I. ADORE. IT.

Alabama gets a bad rap for being full of racists and rednecks, but it's not true. We are all friendly and nice.

I love how hot it gets in the summer. Even in the winter (barring this one) it's not that bad. I love to fish, and living near the Gulf of Mexico and near some major river systems, I've always got a chance to pop out the old rod and reel. We have live oak forests and pine trees, national parks and plenty of water.

I love it.

Montreal, Canada.

I love it, it's wonderful! It's full of culture and cultures. The people are far more sympathetic than many other big cities.

My only complaint would be the extremes of temperature all year 'round. Way cold in the winter, and way hot in the summer.

Toronto, Canada.

I live in more of a smaller area and it is boring. Nothing to do. But then again, I spend most my time sleeping or reading. I guess I could be anywhere to do that :)

I love the quiet. At night I can look outside my window and it is so peaceful.

Fort Myers, Florida.

It's an okay state, but it's sunny too often for my liking - though it has been raining a lot lately, and I love rain so that's a plus for me, and it almost snowed! I wish it did, I really miss the snow, well mostly I miss Tennessee.

Camden, North Carolina

"Camden is the county seat of the consolidated city-county of Camden County in the U.S. state of North Carolina. It is located on the eastern banks of the Pasquotank River, across from which lies Elizabeth City. It currently has two traffic lights..."

Seriously, nothing to do in Camden. Only plus is that the beach is 25 minutes away, the city is an hour away, and we have a potato festival. Hell yeah.

Eaton Rapids, MI

I dislike it because its a small town and there's nothing to do here. I'm easily bored. The only thing I like is that I can go for walks at 1 in the morning by myself without having to worry about anything other than maybe being stopped by the cops because I look young.

Newport Beach, CA
Well, there's nothing really to dislike but sometimes I'd like to live somewhere more urban, somewhere where everything is not so sterile. But to be honest, NB is awesome. And no, it's not really an episode of O.C. Fortunately :]

Canberra, Australia.

It's pretty much a shithole. All we have is politicians, really. We never get any good bands, the people are pretty shit [generally speaking]. You have to hunt around for a decent record store. We don't even have a goth shop anymore.

I'm going to live in Sweden once I finish school, no matter what anyone says.

I've been living here in Manila, Philippines for almost 4 years now.

Likes:
- A lot of Tourist Spots like B O R A C A Y and P A L A W A N!
-My University.

Dislikes:
-Over populated country
-Air and water pollution.