Are you City or Country?

Where did/do you live?

  • I'm City! Always have been!

    Votes: 22 32.8%
  • I'm Country! Always have been!

    Votes: 10 14.9%
  • I grew up City and moved into the Country?

    Votes: 2 3.0%
  • I grew up Country and moved into the City?

    Votes: 17 25.4%
  • Other (Please explain)

    Votes: 16 23.9%

  • Poll closed .
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Uuuhmm, Other? Grew up in the country, moved to a small city for college, ended up in a city for about six years, then to another city for another couple of years. Finally back into the country!
 

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Oh, wrong poll, sorry... I just got carried away with quoting country songs.
 

I suppose since I can't see my neighbors house that makes me country, but since I don't like my neighbors this is a good thing.
 

Picked city/city, but it's really "grew up in suburbia; lived in cities since moving out of my parents' place; in the unlikely event that I find myself with a wife and kids, will return to suburbia".
 

I spent the first five years or so of my life in the outer suburbs of Melbourne (for those of you who aren't familiar with Australian cities, that means I was about three times further from the city itself than the American norm) before my family moved to what is essentially a logging town in the country.

So a great deal of my really formative years were shaped by the country atmosphere - but we moved north to the suburbs of Sydney five years later, and have pretty much orbited at a constant range from the city since then. Attending a high school fairly close to the city and a university five minutes from the central business district solidified the feeling that I'm a city person now.
 

City through and through, though I've lived in suburbia as well, but it wasn't really country. I have nothing against the country or the people there, having had plenty of experience with them when I lived in Saskatchewan. But I'm a city boy through and through. :)
 

I'm a country boy and probably always will be, though I've lived in the city for 5 years now.

I spent my very early years in suburbia and moved to the very edge of rural territory. My parents' road is well popluated, but there are farms down the main road. Our house is something of a farm itself.

Personally, I like the country life, but also like being 40 minutes from the city. Orchid refers to where i grew up as being 'where well off people can afford to live in the country but still work in the city.' Pretty accurate description.

There is just something about working on a farm that I like. I love the fresh, open air. I love the smell of hay in the morning. I love the misty field as the sun rises over the trees.

The country is nice.
 



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