What's it like where you live?

[Ziggy + Angel + Rain 11,306]

I live in a teeny-tiny flea of a speck of a mote somewhere in the United States.  We have a post office and town hall.  Right next to each other.  Okay, there's technically a gazebo in between.  We have a dollar store.  A gas station.  A sort-of grocery store / liquor store.  If a Piggy Wiggly were ever built here, I'd be ecstatic.

[Night Wing 387]

it's nice and peaceful where i live, until i blast those wubs

[Ruddboy Olaf 10,628]

Hot,boring,and crowded. In that order.

[Nerdy Luigi 2,065]

I live in Southeastern Texas.

 

The landscape is boring, the people are stubborn conservative idiots, and the weather never gives you a break, it even gets cold down here (the wind is NUTS in winter...). I'd say it's not that great where I live. It's a small town, mostly known for it's beer really, and it's got an interesting combo of a convenience store, bar, and movie store place.

Edited March 10, 2015 by TwillyFSniper

[DubWolf 18,588]

It's good here. *rants about hot weather and traffic*. Plenty of good places to eat . I don't really take advantage of much of what my town has to offer like the parks and live music :c .

[~Kitty~ 165]

Like Appleoosa! XD I live in Texas, where it's normally very hot. We barely ever get snow; yet for the past few years I have seen a lot more snow. It's not too hot though. States like Arizona and Nevada are more desert like. I live in Northern Texas though so it's not very hot. Honestly, I like Texas summers despite how hot it can be.

[Geek0zoid 1,468]

It's, well, mixed down here. One day, it'll be -2, next day it'll be 50. My town's a bit boring, though. Everybody tends to keep to themselves and not cause trouble, which I guess is nice.

[cmarston1 5,964]

Well living in the middle of nowheresville in the state of nowhere I have to say it's okay.

Sure the winters can be bad (last winter was painful) and the weather can be really good or tolerable one day and then the next day be way too cold or really hot but it's not too bad.

And I am soo happy that the snow is finally melting and that this week is soo much warmer than what it's been like in months.

Soon it will be best season and it will no longer hurt to go outside in the morning.

[Clawdeen 21,259]

It's like roasting a marshmallow on a dumpster fire.

[ExplosionMare 21,721]

It's nice when the pranksters aren't out and about.

[Longhaul 8,319]

I don't know how I cold adequately describe it but I'll give it a try...

I live in a suburb of Austin, Texas, and my area has seen a lot of growth in the few short years I've been living down here.  The weather is pretty typical of the southwest, hot summers and mild winters with the occasional ice storm.  

[fim y 125]

I live in Kansas and As of me writing this it's cloudy outside.

Edited Wednesday at 10:52 PM by fim y

[Envy 6,387]

I live in the beautiful state of Connecticut! =D 

We are a tiny state. Things are somehow both pretty densely packed, but also there's plenty of nature. We have beaches, some sandy, some rocky. We have hills and mountains. There is so much variety of landscapes packed into this tiny little state. There's lots of historical buildings and houses around. Just even going to the store, you'll run into houses that are marked as historical! It's so cool! We have four seasons. Summer tends to be a mixed bag. This year it's been crazy hot a lot of the time, but then right now at 5 pm, it's in the 60s and breezy. It's gorgeous! The weather is less prone to natural disasters than other areas. They can still happen, but, like, I don't know that I've experienced a single Severe Thunderstorm this year. That's amazing. 

We're in between Boston and NYC, there's so much here! We have great pizza, especially in New Haven! 

People here generally mind their business - Both personally and politically. It's so nice, seeing as I came from a state that was the opposite - random strangers being too friendly and very controlling politics. Unfortunately small talk still exists here, but it's far better than the south, that's one thing for sure.

I didn't always live in the Northeast, but I truly do feel as if I was always meant to live here. It's a weird thing to say, since I don't believe in fate. But it really is like I was misplaced in the south. The culture and climate is just a much better fit for me here.