Do you love your home??

I love my own, my native land, Philippines my Philippines . . . as the song goes that every Filipino citizen knew. Anywhere we are outside of the country, we are always raring to go back to our country because we really love the land of our birth. I am not a boastful person, Mrs. Calland but everybody here are cheerful, loving and kind and most of all, hospitable. I would like to invite you to see our place and I am sure to myself that you would love our place. There are lot of Americans leaving here, even the old age US citizen have settled in here due to the above reasons and the kind and friendly weather we have here. You are welcome to be our neighbor.

Well I love My Home and My city, though i am not Born here, But brought up here.We have made our home all our selves, there are many memories of good and bad times at this place.Though there are not much Job oppurtunities like yours. But still I love to live here and I love My city.

I live in California and I love California. So if I were you, I would move to California. :-) I'm sorry to hear about your situation there in Virginia.

The home I live in now is 100 miles away from the home I used to live in i.e. with my parents. I now live with my husband. He chose this house because it was within staggering distance of his beloved Carlisle United ground, Brunton Park. This I can understand but what I can't understand is why this particular house? It needs a lot of work doing to it. If he'd bought a house that was a few grand more (and this was cheap at the time) we could've been living in a nice semi-detached instead of this box of a terrace. There again, he didn't envisage meeting me did he when he bought the place. The area itself is OK. We are near to the City Centre as it is very compact. In fact, I can walk there and back quite easily, do some shopping, in less than an hour. Blackpool (where I used to live) is a coastal Town and I reckon the air quality is better there than it is here. The houses are more robust..probably to withstand the sea spray nearer the Prom, I don't know, but they are sturdier houses, without a doubt. Having said all that, Carlisle is surrounded by countryside and has loads of public walkways, one of which we walked along about 3 weeks ago. I loved it. Blackpool has its beach of course. I can find positives with both places...I only wish I wasn't 100 miles away from my folks. That can be tough for me if I choose to think about it too much!

I am fond of my own city. I don't have any problem with my city.

I live in central New York and i hate it here. my uncle lives in Atlanta, I am going there this summer so i don't know much about Georgia. I recommend go stay in every place you think you might want to live and then decide. That should make the decision very easy.

i actually like our house (although we are fixing it up so we can move. we have too many stairs!) but i like the location. although we are in suburbia, we have enough green space around us. its close to school and shops and my work. hubbys work is only about 15 minutes away.

mrscallands22 I did love the city of Tustin b ut I am now stuck in this retirement center til my son accumulates enough for us to move back into'an apartment but this will take awhile. If we can just find an apartment anywhere around that has decent rent I really will not care but if it was in tustin I would love it so much.we lived there for so long and we know where everything is and the city is small and very lovely as they pride themselves on trees and gardens too.vive la Tustin.California

I love the city I love in, it is gorgeous but sometimes I wish I lived somewhere quieter out in the country. Especially when I am stuck inside studying...I am also stuck hearing walking by my window enjoying the sunny weather. It can be so distracting. I will definitely relocate in the future, because as much as I love this city, there are other cities and cultures that I want to experience!

I don't like most of living here in Florida, but there is still so much about it I can't change. The heat and humidity are anoying, but they are just that anoying. I don't mind it so much. At least the winters aren't too bad. I live in central florida. Last winter was the worst the city had had, hell the country. But, I made it through it. As for jobs, don't hold your breath. Most states are in the same crisis. Florida being one of the worst hit as far as job losses. Of course the state relies a lot on tourism, which is at an all-time low between tar balls and tropical systems. Its not really helping things out much. Though the only thing I would probably change is where I live. Despite how the place looks, it doesn't change the fact looking good is only one thing. But, my partner, George, he doesn't always see things that way.

Of course i love my hometown.there are so many memories that nothing can displace.Maybe there are not enough job opportunities or some beautiful sites,but we can choose to find job or go to travel in another city,but hometown which witnessed our growth, is the only in our life.

I really love my home. Whenever I go to somewhere out from my home, i easily miss my home and get homesick. If I had a choice, i would relocate to south part of my country. Coz it is so lovely place to live.

Yes I love the area that I live in. I lived here most of my life, except the four years that I gave to the Marine Corps. We have some of the best farmland in the world that is Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. There are many things I just can't get in other parts of the country. It is the little things, certain kinds of drinks, baked goods, meats. There is a good variety of items in the grocery stores, and many country markets here. Progress has changed my part of the country a lot. We still manage to cling to the simple pleasures. I can buy locally grown produce, milk and cheese, locally raised meats. The people have a good work ethic here and good values and low unemployment. I am considering relocating, I will be visiting Mexico for two weeks at the end of the year. I will be looking around for a place to retire to, although I am not sure where I will put myself down, I would like to learn to live in another culture and language.

I like. I went away from Japan once, I realized it's a good place to live. Now I'm thankfull. My house also...great place to stay. You know what they say: there's no place like home.

I love the area but i don't love my home. It's too crowded and I don't have any privacy. I have many sisters and cousins and friends and neighbors. Sometimes they would stay in my home just to hang out with. I don't have my own room since I am sharing it with my sister and her baby. I just love to have my own room do things i want to do. I just love staying in my area but the house isn't good.

For me I don't said yes but I'm a type of want everyday to my home.

I love my place even though there are some not so desirable things arising here. It is where a grew up and I love it here.

Do I love my home? Outside the front gate of my home, literally just across the road is the River Lune and I can look out over the hills of the Lake District. Outside at the back of my home I open my gate and step out onto the tow path of the Lancaster Canal - with narrow boats, swans, geese, and lots more wild fowl - if I look to my left I see the hills of the Forest of Bowland and the Yorkshire Dales. I can walk for ten minutes along the tow path to our lovely little village, I can walk along the coastal path for 4 miles into the beautiful city of Lancaster! Yes I LOVE where I live!!

Yes I definitely love my home and where I am located although sometimes things just do not go the right way I thought they should. I am sure you pretty understand what I mean. The place I live was a choice for me and I have been living very peaceful except with the stress that comes from my occupation. I have a decent and stable job that fits me and satisfies me so I am content at the moment. Although, in the future I have plans on transferring to a place for retirement which meets my desires for my retirement plan.

I'm sorry to hear that. I love my home, my city is great. I always say that if I move from here someday, it would be to another country (US or England) cause I dont like any other city in Brazil (just for visiting, not living)