What's Your Favorite Thing About Where You Live?

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I live in New York, NY, so where do I start?? lol

So close to NYC but not as expensive as a place in the city.

Absolutely nothing.

the food

Peace and quiet. It is also very dark at night with no street lighting or business lights.

nice food , nice mixed between old style & modern style & smiling ppls

I OWN it.

The beautiful Ocean on one side and the Indian River on the other. It's a barrier Island!

The waves

The hospitality and friendliness. I live in a small town, and people are always going out of their way to do things like hold open a door (I once had a guy actually rush over from the other side of a coffee shop, saying that a lady should always have a door opened for her). You'll get greeted whenever you walk into a store, and many owners even remember not only your name, but also any big events in your life. It's practically a law to say please and thank you, and it's not uncommon to have a complete stranger give you a couple of coins at the register so you don't have to dig through your purse for exact change. There was even an instance where I was sitting on a curb, reading, when a stranger in a car at a red light began chatting about the book with me.

disneyland :D

Thr scenery.

Where my parents (I used to) live it was the beach. Where im living now...nothing of interest lol

Sun and Safe

It's hard to list just one thing.. In fact it isn't even Easy to list things I don't like because there aren't a lot of things I don't about my city except perhaps the long cold winters, but even then long cold winters=snowboarding!! <3

I guess perhaps it's how friendly and laid back the people are, that our education system has literally been listed as #1 in the world, (that's something to be proud of! XD) and that Helsinki is very clean (green grass, Recycling, all that jazz).. and..and I could go on for hours. but I won't. ^_^

AND the snowboarding of course.. I loOoOoOve snowboarding. as I've said probably a million times. LOL

i can have horses and theres not many cities near me

The diversity and the things that come with it...all the bits of different languages of learned, music I've been exposed to, food I've tried.

I live in a city but it has very nice areas that are in easy distance to countryside. I would rather live in these areas to be honest, but can't afford to. :(

Probably the mountains <3

The culture. I'm taking a class this semester, where I get to see live theatre in Milwaukee.

The lake, the trees and the trails ...

My closest neighbor is about a 1/4 mile away. =)

It is quit.

The mountain views

that i have been living here since i was born ,and people know me here and it is the best place in the country i live in

I live in a culdesac and we have no traffic, so no one speeding by and it is quiet the majority of the time.

The view.

Probably the best thing about Connecticut is the fact that it's situated between two huge cities. And the casinos.

Nothing everything is poo!

The climate is wonderful. Albuquerque, New Mexico is high desert. So we have very low humidity. But we are high enough to get snow, (not a lot) but sometimes. There is a 10,000 ft. mountain right out my front door which is beautiful. We are the home of the International Balloon Fiesta every year with over 600+ Hot Air Balloons from all over the world.

That the people aren't that awful and I am capable of walking all around my town if I wanted : )

Parking in a subdivision, walking across the PCH, and going to the beach.

As long as you don't have to deal with the Huntington locals.

I found a secluded spot that's on the Huntington Beach/Newport Beach border that's usually relaxed.

River-jetties. I've surfed there a few times. Decent wave but nasty pollution after a rain. I never had any problems with locals there which is strange because its a better wave than HB pier.

Climate, though low cost of living runs a close second.

The beaches, warm winters, beautiful women.

Lots of sunshine.