If given a choice, will it be city or village life for u?
By kun2349
@kun2349 (23381)
Singapore
30 responses
@secretbear (19448)
• Philippines
2 Feb 08
i will. i want to live in a place where there a lot of trees, springs and brooks, mountains, fresh air, and everything that nature can offer. and there should be few people and few houses too. i don't like places with lots of people and overcrowded. i don't like living in the city where everything is fast-paced, lots of cars that emits black smoke, people throwing trash anywhere, high buildings, etc. i want the peace and quiet in a village close to nature.
but then, i really can't live without tv, movies, and internet and shopping so my house in the village should have a tv, a dvd player, and a computer with internet connection. ^__^;; i should have a car too so when i feel like shopping or watching a movie in the theaters, i can take the car, drive and go to the city which maybe a few hours away. LOL
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@secretbear (19448)
• Philippines
2 Feb 08
eh.. i don't want to stay in a hotel. that would be like a building! i was imagining a house made of wood and resembling a nipa hut. ^__^;;
its okay for me to walk, as long as i'm not gonna be walking for hours! a little walk to a bus stop is good and then ride the bus going to the city. right, that would be nice. i guess not having a car would be being friendly to mother nature. ^__^
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@kun2349 (23381)
• Singapore
2 Feb 08
LOL ^_^ just kidding, secret.. hehe.. It will be just like in the 1960s and 1970s whereby children walk to school in the muddy waters and adults walking to bustops to take bus to the city for work :) Everything seems so retro now, just thinking of it.. hehe.. But it's so much fun ^_^
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@kun2349 (23381)
• Singapore
2 Feb 08
LOL ^_^ I know a place that really suits u, secret.. Hotel.. LOL, in there, u got tv, dvd, internet access if u got laptop, scenery wise, choose a hotel which is that close to nature.. LOL =P Just kidding.. hehe
In the village, cars no good, bicycle better because of uneven roads, so it's safer to have bicycle and it's healthy exercise too.. LOL
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@jinxky (2248)
• Philippines
10 Jul 08
i will still choose to live in the city, hehehe.. coz i go to mall all the time lol but if ill be given a chance to live in the village ill go for it.. coz this is a new experience for me & there's no problem about me living in different places coz i can adapt things easily... :)
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@poohgal (6845)
• Singapore
11 Jul 08
Aye.. Neither city nor village is good for me. I wanna stay in country side leh.. Those with small cottages, fresh air, few cars and of course internet (so that I can watch my animes). That would make life so ideal. Living in urban Singapore, I feel suffocated at times, especially during weekends. I seriously hate going to town areas during weekends as it's always mountain people mountain sea. I guess i really hate crowds.
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@kun2349 (23381)
• Singapore
11 Jul 08
haha.. Country side is not that easy also.. MAybe kelong will suit u.. lol =P I too dun like to be out in the town area during weekends, because going there and coming back, plus being there, will all be so crowded, like there's always a sale going on.. haha
And looks like, most ple opting for quiet life, can do without a computer.. hehe
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@fadilah8 (207)
• Malaysia
2 Feb 08
yup certaintly do..i love to live in a village, i'm living in a village (my hometown) but now i living at univ hostel. i like village more because the fresh air, the price of things like food mostly are cheap, but the price og electronic gadget are a bit high. i personally like the ambiance of village...its peaceful to me, but one thing i really hate is...flood...december synonym with flood..really hate it...the government should think of something..its been 3-4 years in a row now
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@kun2349 (23381)
• Singapore
2 Feb 08
yeah.. The only disadvantage about staying in the village is floods and natural diasters as it has nothing to protect the villages.. BUt that's y a village life is always close to nature or even part of nature, as there's nothing done to spoil the natural surroundings :)
@kun2349 (23381)
• Singapore
4 Feb 08
I think those ple only care about their own interest when they build all those things, they just wanna beautify the area but not really caring about the poor villagers living below.. When there's flood, epidemic and diseases will come also and there gonna be alot of problems :(
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@fadilah8 (207)
• Malaysia
3 Feb 08
yeah but, before this, there's no major problem of flood happen here..but since the developement here..they build factories,tall building, and many more, then there's flood come as the side effects... the planner of the town should take this problem into consideration...but i guess they're not..hmmm
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@sophialin (2677)
• China
28 Apr 08
definitely yes.i love the clear and fresh air in country.life in country is much simpler and nearer to the nature.while that doesn't mean absolute isolated.i'd like a window to see the change happening in the outside world.i think a computer or a television is enough to keep follow with the world at the same time i can enjoy the fresh air and relax myself in the country.
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@kun2349 (23381)
• Singapore
28 Apr 08
hehe ^_^ Are u leading a village life now or city life?? And i agree with u that having a tv or computer is actually enough to update oneslef of wat's happening on the outside world.. We need not be out there to experience it since technology is so advanced now ^_^
@sophialin (2677)
• China
28 Apr 08
i'm leading a life between country and cityi take bus to a city near my home for work in the morning every day and return home at night.i feel such life between village and city suits me much.
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@MGjhaud (23240)
• Philippines
16 May 08
I havebeen living in the city for so many years now.I guess half my age now. I spend my adult years in the city. Since high school until college and now a graduate. I like the living in the city though sometimes noisy but it feels like the life is fast pace. Everything is awareness, people around are interesting and it seems that everyday has something to find out for to make the next day of life more meaningful than today.
I prefer living in the city than in the village. My parents lives in the farm side of the city, it's a village, although I stay there sometimes but I still want to go back in the city. I feel like I'm grow more productive than in the village. My skills are best developed in the city I mean.
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@kun2349 (23381)
• Singapore
16 May 08
Yup.. For development wise, city life is definitely better as compared to being in a village.. However, the fast pace life in the city often makes ple stress and causes alot of worries..
IN a way, i should say there's no sense of security in the city.. I will still prefer village life although i've not lived there b4.. I know it's hard life, but for the sake of peacefulness and nice surroundings, i dun mind a hard life.. WHo knows i may learn to better treasure things and ple around me?? hehe
@meemingNEW (2226)
• Philippines
2 Feb 08
Definitely "the city"
For the past 4 years, my family and I relocated to this place wherein you can count this one as half-city/half-village . Mind you, I honestly hate living here. I was born and started my life living in the city with all the advancements of technology and all the nice buildings and skyscrapers to see. It made the mountains and village life uncool and boring for me. Though I appreciate the calmness and peaceful living here in the village, my heart goes out for the city. Each day I woke up here makes me want to go back to the city much more.
I guess it really matters where we started our lives. Some started theirs in the village thats why they are used to living without that much technology. As for those who started living in the city like me, its really hard to adjust to having an awesome night at the club, to being inside your room watching the mountains at your window. Get me? :( Soon I'll be going back to the city. For sure I'll be happy but as of now, I am very certain that a part of me will remain here in the village.
Happy postings
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@meemingNEW (2226)
• Philippines
2 Feb 08
Yeah. Its like you're attached to a place where you started your life living. But there's always room for change. If we want some changes in our life especially either living in the city or the village, its really up to us if we can adapt to it. There's nothing better in this world than to live in some place where it makes us happy, comfortable and gives us solitude; either the city or village.
Thanks
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@kun2349 (23381)
• Singapore
2 Feb 08
That's a good one :) yeah, depending on where u were borned and how much of attachment do u have for those things, and u will know which 1 actually is the one for u ^_^ But a village for me will be better as i would very much prefer the nice surroundings and the quietness ^_^
@mylesnarvaez (5451)
• Philippines
2 Feb 08
i'm ok with both worlds. :)
there are some city comforts and technology that i have become attached to. if i can bring them back to the village i would definitely choose to go back to village life, a much simpler way of life. but living is not just about me but also about my loved ones and my family. i could live just about anywhere, so long as i could keep my family with me. :)
@carrotcake14 (361)
• Philippines
7 Jul 08
Since I'm a nature lover.I'd rather want a village life than a city life.I'm not a techie person so I think Ican live in a life with not so much technology in it as long as there's a lovely site that i see everyday then I can live with it.
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@squaretile (3778)
• Singapore
7 Jul 08
i used to think that i would love to live on a farm or in a village but i think when reality sinks in I"ll be really bored. there are people in the city of london who have quit their jobs to live in the british countryside.
most of them decide that they just cannot adjust to the lack of convenience and move back to the city within a year or two.
personally I've spent about a week in a chinese village and i think I'll just not get used to the lack of running water and services when i need them like the doctor and the dentist...
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@lonelylucie (194)
• China
16 Feb 08
as i'm a citizen ,i wanna say i like to live in city...but my favourite is small city or town...the life there is much easier than big citi coz it's more quiet and you can also see much trees ,flowers and birds...though it's not as convenient as the life in big city...i has being used to living in small city so i like its convenience...living in such a city you will not have too much load...that all depend...
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@lonelylucie (194)
• China
18 Feb 08
MMM...no ,what i mean is, i love living in the city which isn't as modern as metropolis such as Shanghai, LONDON etc.
but the life there is more convenient than common village...
but anyway, i like the song"country road , take me home":"almost heaven..."the senery ...so beautiful...
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@kun2349 (23381)
• Singapore
20 Feb 08
hmmmm.. yup, a samll city is just like an improvised village life with everything u need, simple and yet convenient.. hehe.. Yeah, i know that song too and i also like it.. BUt too bad, i can only hear it on the radio or when i pass those shops that sells cowboy stuffs ^_^
@mkchaves (530)
• Canada
2 May 08
it would be alright to be back with the village life because of all thehigh rate of crimes thats happening now... but in one condition, going back to village life, we must have a computer with internet to have access with MYLOT hahahaha (LOL) and cellphone. :) handy dandy techies... and a lot of gggooooooodddd delicious food.
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@kun2349 (23381)
• Singapore
2 May 08
LOL ^_^ It seems like alot of ple like to have a computer with them when they go back to village life.. haha ^_^ But i guess that's the only way to keep oneself update grom the outside world too.. Delicious food, no worries, because village food is something u wun be able to find in the outside world, they have a unique taste of its own ^_^ haha
@metschica25 (5399)
• United States
7 Jul 08
I have never lived a village life , but my friend from Ghana does , and hates it .There usually are no lights or ovens . I live by the city but not in it . I kinda live out in the country and it is very peaceful , but something has me wanted to move to New York City . If I had a choice I would be a beach bum ! I love the water and could see myself being very happy there
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@wolfie34 (26771)
• United Kingdom
24 Mar 08
I don't like noise and I love the tranquil peacefulness of the village life where it's so relaxing, and a slower pace of life, the air is much fresher and the traffic is not so busy. Being able to hear birds sing, animals roaming around freely and surrounded by fields, woods and farms would be ideal. I love the quiet life and would go back straight away, I am NOT a city person.
@itsmepinky (1300)
• India
20 Feb 08
well i would rather stick to city life , but i can go to my village for a vacation
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@lkbooi (16070)
• Malaysia
13 Feb 08
If I were given a choice I would like to choose the village life again. First of all I don’t like to live in the high building or many storey terrace house. I like my land house where I can go in and out conveniently without using any lift or elevator. I have a small piece of land for gardening and outdoor exercise. I like my neighbors around and they just drop by to have a chat and be friendly. The air in the village is fresher and the environment is peaceful and tranquil. There are hill, woods, water falls and streams nearby for the villagers to spend their spare time. They are natural and undeveloped places frequented by people here for relaxation or recreation.
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@lucy67 (819)
• China
11 Feb 08
i'm not willing to go back to village life because it means i can't enjoy the convenience and advanced technology of city life. i think that's why most villagers long for city life and try to live in cities. it's true that there are some disadvantages in city life but i think advantages outweight disadvantages.
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@shootergirl78 (426)
• Canada
4 Feb 08
I would love to go back to village life. I love going camping which I guess would be as close as I'll ever get to village life lol. I love the forest, water, and just being in the wilderness. Village life is alot like that in my opinion. The city is good as well but I like the way it use to be :)
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@HACOCO (23)
• Nigeria
8 Feb 08
forget about life in the city if you want peace at heart,life in the village is refreshing and healthy for every man to savor,come to think of it if you make a lot in the city you will not appreciate using them like you will when in the village"you get to know there value"
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@kun2349 (23381)
• Singapore
8 Feb 08
yes!! Absolutely right here!! We only know how to cherish and learn about the real value of things when we are short of it and when they dun come by easily.. If not, in the city, most ple will just take everything for granted and becoming too dependant on things ^_^