Same here.
Except I was raised on the west coast. Can drive on a jammed 4 lane freeway with a coke in one hand a 'in'n out' burger in the other.
Now in NW Florida away from it all.

Although I live in the country(Which has it's strong points) I miss living in the city-to a degree so I guess I'm both.

i live in the city im a city girl

country during weekdays.
city during night and weekends.
;D

I'm a suburban girl. I love living close enough to major cities to take advantage of the wide variety of things to do there but living far enough away that I don't have to deal with the traffic, noise and smells of the city on a regular basis.

I could never live in the deep country though - my brother used to live in the sticks in Georgia and he was 30 minutes to the nearest store. What if you forgot something and had to go back? lol And my mom used to live not to far from him and she had to drive 11 miles just to get to another road. I just couldn't deal with that.

..,,green acres is the place to be..farm livin' is the life for me land spreadin' out so far and wide ..keep manhattan just give me that countryside....

I'm a country girl through and through. And I have all my own teeth too!

Country through and through!!!

Big skies, wide open spaces, deep oceans, trees, birds, critters....


"Give me a home among the gum trees,
with lots of plum trees,
a sheep or two, and a kangaroo,
a clothesline out the back, verandah out the front,

...and an old rocking chair!!!"

John Williamson.



Soulsuck, concrete hells, magik-less, soul-less places, those cities...no connection to the Earth...

I just soooo love you. Id give most anything to head your way and explore your homeland....Maybe someday...

Hiya Mike!!!

Anything???

Perhaps just make a decision, create a plan, and arrive...I'm not going far, so the outside light is always on welcoming people home...

and I have a giant house that is almost finished, so plenty of room....grab Kate and her chickadee, and come on over...methinks Joel (Beachfarmer) would be up for the roadtrip also...

While spending some time in the country can be fun, I'd rather be closer to the city.

I'm a country girl stuck in the city............love the country and all the things that come along with it....... but I live in the city...

Cities and 'Burbs almost my entire life.


Then I moved to Michigan.

Took a walk along an almost deserted beach......another trail back through the woods.....with fireflies.......skies so dark at night.

Born and raised in LA .. *check*

Lived in LA, Hartford, Chicago & the Springs .. *check*

Fav city in all of US >>> NYC .. *check*

Loves the arts, museums, the theater, yada yada .. *check*

Thinks going to the NYSE is the best field trip ever .. *check*

Falls asleep best to the sound of horns blaring, sirens wailing, and various and sundry city noises .. *check*

Can maneuver rush hour on the Interstate like velvet (even moving over 4 lanes in a few secs when needed - u put the blinker on AS you slide into the next lane ) .. *check*

Does NOT camp, fish, hunt or any of the other 'country' things country peeps like to do ......... *check*

Does NOT drive a pickup truck and does NOT ever want to ride in an RV .. *check*

Fav rides ever have been on NY's subways ... *check*




Yep .. it's unanimous ... I'm a CITY girl born and bred

Born and raised in the sticks, stuck in the city in order to have a job worth having... I'd rather be in the country, I think.

There are definite advantages and disadvantages to both. I can be happy anywhere short of a Turkish prison.

I am a country girl and always will be.........I do keep to myself though, LOL....rumors I agree with all of them and just laugh...

well to switch it up a bit im not going by where i live i will just have to say im a Country Girl in a city lookin girls body! Im a smart christian girl that loves country music. :P

Boston, born & raised but I don't care too much for the city anymore, I like the " Burbs" it's far enough away from the city yet close to stores, activities etc, nice & quiet & almost no crime.