do you live in a multi storied buidling?
By knightrider
@knightrider (1083)
India
November 14, 2008 5:33am CST
i dont live in a multi storied building, but my office is on the seventh floor and i feel so claustrophobic and impatient whiel i am i nthe highrise, its so boring. i live in a villa type houser wheer i can go out and do gardenign wehile i am at home, sit in my garden and soend my leisure time, i certainly feel sorry for the people who livein highrises with no connection to earth.
3 responses
@mimpi1911 (25464)
• India
14 Nov 08
I live in a private house. A three storied building. Its our own house and we live in all the three floors. The ground floor, however, is almost vacant for we do not have much guests nowadays and my sisters and their family are aboard. The freedom and fun on living in a house is far greater than multi storied buildings. I have friends who live in apartments but they love our house.
Thanks.
@knightrider (1083)
• India
14 Nov 08
true, private houses aare such fun even if its one or more floors. but the highrises are not at all lively
@mimpi1911 (25464)
• India
14 Nov 08
Even with all the facilities like security, gym, shops and community I would rather live in a small house. That would give me much comfort.
@Zezloler (497)
• United Arab Emirates
14 Nov 08
Where I live, in the Middle East, it's not unusual for people to live in a high rising building. They're more convenient here and closer to the city. I live in the 14th floor, and my building has 23 floors altogether. This is typical around here. The 14th floor isn't a big problem for me, but some buildings around here have 50 floors and I couldn't imagine living in one of them. O.o
I prefer living in a house though, because it's true - you do feel more connected to the Earth. xD You can walk right out the door and there you are on the street; there's no need to wait for an elevator. =P
@knightrider (1083)
• India
15 Nov 08
in big cities where there is a constraint for space you cannot help but stay in highrises
