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  karioke 1.2.2012 (15:29)

  1. What's your neighbourhood like?
  It's all small single-family homes and it's a very quiet neighborhood considering its proximity to major streets. Because of said proximity a lot of things are walkable, including a library. There are a lot of people outside all the time, walking their dogs, working on their cars, and so on. Everyone I've met seems very nice. This is overwhelmingly a family neighborhood, but there are quite a few older folks who have lived here for many years.There isn't a lot of crime, so I feel safe here.
  
  2. What's your idea of a perfect flat or house?
  I want a house that is mostly glass windows. By a beach with colors of blue and black on the walls that are not glass. In the basement of the house I want a game room with a ping pong table, and a lazer tag room. Also a movie theater room with four rows of couches. Also in the basement I want a large tv and couch like a living room with a bar connected in that room. With snacks and drinks. On the next floor up i would want a nice kitchen for cooking with a family room and tv. On the next floor up I would want my room to connect with the roof so i could go outside whenever. I would want there to be a secret closet/room in there that is splatter painted and has blacklights for my friends and i. I would want posters up arond my room and for me to have a computer and tv in my room. I would want a waterbed or just a couch as my bed. Also i would want to have a bathroom in my room.
  
  3. Would you prefer to live in the city or in the countryside when you're older?
  I would definitely prefer to live in the country.
  I would want to have a city not too far away, but I couldn't handle living in one. I like the quiet, and in the city you never really have that. I also would want to be able to have flowers planted, and a garden, and see birds, and you can't do that in the city. Yeah, in the city you can have just about any food delivered to your house, but you have to pay to park your car everywhere... if you can even afford a car. The pace in the country is much more laid back. It's a lot easier to find a place to go fishing, or to pitch a tent in the front yard with your kids if you want to.

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