First/Biggest thing you noticed after you moved?

[~Sugar Sprinkles~ 638]

Well, first when we moved I was a baby...so that dont count, then when I moved my 2nd time, I noticed the big ass forest behind my house and such and I decided to explore it. It was so new cause I never lived near a forest and I love exploring them. Then I discovered the creek *Dramatic music*. It was bad ass. Then I moved again and I guess....I noticed that there was more druggies and thugs so....now I have to be careful...thats really it in my area where I just moved too

[Lost 1,410]

I spent most of my life living in busy cities or towns, I live in a city again now, but before I over back to a city I lived in a small village for a few years, what my family and I noticed straight away was how much cleaner the air was and the absolute lack of noise. Where we have lived before and since, there has always been background noise of traffic, but in that house you could sit outside and hear the very faint rusting of leaves in a gentle breeze.

 

I loved living there, it was the best house we ever lived in.

[The Razor Wing 879]

When i was in fourth grade and moved to a new school. The school i went to was a very mixed school with people of all races and nationalities. But the new school i went to was over 95% black, im black myself but this was nothing like where i had moved from. But the biggest culture shock for me was to hear kids in pre-K using profanity. I had only heard it on tv at that age or in movies. I knew i was going to hate that school after that....and i did and still do.

[Angie Cakes 50]

I've moved twice

 

the first time I moved to a house that was one street over from my old house. the only difference I noticed was the view and the large puddles of water that had a habit of forming in the basement after the snow melted in spring

 

the second time I moved, I moved to an area that was about a half hour away from where I used to live. there's a lot more dogs, bunnies and old people than there were in my last neighbourhood, and a lot less cats and kids of my age group.

[ErBoi 501]

I don't know about what the biggest difference really is but I know the most major difference in terms of what impacted me the most: There are no Taco Bells whatsoever in the city of Vancouver (according to Google Maps anyway). The closest one takes an hour to get to by bus because it's in Burnaby. That left me a little distraught...I love Taco Bell. At least there are a couple Wendy's near where I live now.

 

It's awful food, I know, but I still love it.