Greener Grass
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- jeneraa0
ah, snuggles.
I can agree that any place is really what you make it, but it's also about how that place serves YOUR needs, desires, and goals. I'd like to give examples, but I'm afraid I may fail to convey myself appropriately.
Though you must admit that some people just aren't meant for the country, the suburbs, or even the city.
I know I need the city because it keeps me active (IE: getting off my luckily not yet fat ass) & responsible (one needs time to get ready & fully prepared for the day when relying on public transpo). And though everything is generally in proximity of where you live, you still get off your ass way more than people out in the country where everything's so damned far apart that you have to get in a car to sit on your ass for who knows how many miles, then take only a matter of steps to get to your destination. This problem occurs in LA as well.
Then again, the getting off one's ass part is along the lines of a place is what you make it. But then the question may be, Is it practical? Does it coincide with your lifestyle / is it along the lines/part of your everyday activities?
One must think about these things.
Blah.