The fast pace of city life. ( Archived) (32)

Jan 10, 2018 4:17 PM CST The fast pace of city life.
One2note
One2noteOne2noteLondon, Essex, England UK286 Threads 3 Polls 7,606 Posts
Could you handle the fast pace of city life, or are you a country person, who takes things in their stride?wave
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Jan 10, 2018 4:21 PM CST The fast pace of city life.
Bearwoman
BearwomanBearwomanNorthgate, Ohio USA9 Threads 3,267 Posts
I prefer country life over city life.I lived in the country and have pictures of my childhood home.
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Jan 10, 2018 4:21 PM CST The fast pace of city life.
I thrive on both.
Balance.
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Jan 10, 2018 4:23 PM CST The fast pace of city life.
Deedee123x
Deedee123xDeedee123xLimerick, Ireland69 Threads 4,795 Posts
Kaybee50: I thrive on both.
Balance.


Likewise.
I like both for obvs different reasons
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Jan 10, 2018 4:27 PM CST The fast pace of city life.
One2note
One2noteOne2noteLondon, Essex, England UK286 Threads 3 Polls 7,606 Posts
Bearwoman: I prefer country life over city life.I lived in the country and have pictures of my childhood home.


I've been thinking seriously about relocating to a more remote location, purely & simply because of the quality of life but there are certain aspects of London that I would miss, like for example, the easy access to theatres & other things , right on your doorstep.
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Jan 10, 2018 4:29 PM CST The fast pace of city life.
One2note
One2noteOne2noteLondon, Essex, England UK286 Threads 3 Polls 7,606 Posts
Kaybee50: I thrive on both.
Balance.


Likewise, but which one would you choose, assuming money wasn't an issue?
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Jan 10, 2018 4:34 PM CST The fast pace of city life.
Having lived in central London and now in the countryside I would never go back to city living where nobody cares about others. As for theatres I manage that at least 3/4 Times a year.
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Jan 10, 2018 4:39 PM CST The fast pace of city life.
One2note
One2noteOne2noteLondon, Essex, England UK286 Threads 3 Polls 7,606 Posts
emmy1: Having lived in central London and now in the countryside I would never go back to city living where nobody cares about others. As for theatres I manage that at least 3/4 Times a year.


I quite like the fact you can get lost in the city & you don't have the "nosey neighbour" , who watches your every move.uh oh cool laugh wave
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Jan 10, 2018 4:42 PM CST The fast pace of city life.
Nosey neighbours I can just see the house of my neighbour and that's because there's no leaves on the trees.
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Jan 10, 2018 4:48 PM CST The fast pace of city life.
I Love where I live.. nobody can hear you scream rolling on the floor laughing
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Jan 10, 2018 7:02 PM CST The fast pace of city life.
One2note: Likewise, but which one would you choose, assuming money wasn't an issue?
Out in the country. Or a cabin in the mountains....both 30 minutes drive from the city.
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Jan 10, 2018 7:51 PM CST The fast pace of city life.
2intrigued
2intrigued2intriguedMississauga, Ontario Canada11 Threads 18,576 Posts
One2note: Could you handle the fast pace of city life, or are you a country person, who takes things in their stride?


I've always lived in the city and it's a fairly short drive to get to the country if I want to go there but I prefer the conveniences of city life. wave
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Jan 10, 2018 9:10 PM CST The fast pace of city life.
lifeisadream
lifeisadreamlifeisadreamMexi Go, Mexico State Mexico156 Threads 20 Polls 16,713 Posts
One2note: Could you handle the fast pace of city life, or are you a country person, who takes things in their stride?



Both
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Jan 11, 2018 3:48 AM CST The fast pace of city life.
ChesneyChrist
ChesneyChristChesneyChristManchester, Greater Manchester, England UK7,144 Posts
Where I lived in London was mafia-ridden and really expensive. The scum area on the doorstep of the west London super rich and I doubt I'd go back there. But it was weird, 90% had no soul but the remaning 10% were real magnets to one another. You could expect precious little in the way of manners, but at the same time become like catnip to the soul. People stop you in the street and marvel at your humanity saying thank god he's made of flesh and blood.
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Jan 11, 2018 4:09 AM CST The fast pace of city life.
pat8lanips
pat8lanipspat8lanipsbabinda, Queensland Australia67 Threads 14 Polls 6,372 Posts
Maybe the biggest legacy I have of the fast paced life of London/England, is that I can no longer donate blood here. They are fearful of mad cow disease. Maybe I should have seen more shows and theatre productions and basked in the glory of such an awesome place, or stayed away from the crime and disease infested rat-hole and been able to live as a normal decent blood-donating human being.

Just a thought.
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Jan 11, 2018 4:16 AM CST The fast pace of city life.
rolling on the floor laughing I can't give blood in France because I'm english, mad cow diseas, they got that right.
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Jan 11, 2018 4:20 AM CST The fast pace of city life.
KremaP
KremaPKremaPAt home, Shumen Bulgaria3,793 Posts
What I hate about living in a big city is the amount of wasted on travelling time one goes through every day....
The other thing is that you can die and they discover your mummified corps years later...
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Jan 11, 2018 4:32 AM CST The fast pace of city life.
pat8lanips
pat8lanipspat8lanipsbabinda, Queensland Australia67 Threads 14 Polls 6,372 Posts
I used to live in Sydney, and think if you didnt live there something was wrong... Now when I go there I think- you poor things.

I'm guessing the same thing with Londoners, they're a bit insular and feel that because they are stuck in such a rut the rest of the world must be envious, what with all the theatres and shows on offer. They probably arent. They actually probably have their own shows and theatres, and get by just fine.

But yeah, probably popping a few bubbles here, I should shut my big mouth and pretend to want to live in London.
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Jan 11, 2018 2:23 PM CST The fast pace of city life.
One2note: Could you handle the fast pace of city life, or are you a country person, who takes things in their stride?




I live on a dirt road in the country, that has such a small amount of traffic, I fall asleep on it, when I watch the stars; and nobody ever woke me up.
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Jan 11, 2018 2:26 PM CST The fast pace of city life.
Lilith10
Lilith10Lilith10unknown, Alberta Canada25 Threads 2,078 Posts
One2note: Could you handle the fast pace of city life, or are you a country person, who takes things in their stride?


I have lived in both rural and city life..but I prefer the quiet country life.
Just go to town when I need to shop as the variety is there..wine
Country life is much more peaceful and not a rat race!..and ya dont need to worry about noisy neighbors!
It is a transition, one I have made many times..but was worth it to see both sides in order to make a decision.

Good Luck with yourscomfort wave
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