Getting to Know You EVEN MORE!

[disneygirl520]

Would you rather live in the city or the country?
Country, probably.

 

[MickeyisBeast]

Have lived in both, country is SO much better. The city is just fun to visit and vacation, wouldn't want to live there

 

[disneyanney]

I'd have to say city.

 

[Cinderella8]

When does the semester end for you?
Finals week is next week and I'm struggling hard. I have two exams and a six pages paper standing between me and freedom. I'm hoping it will all be over on Wednesday. But it could go longer depending on when I take an online exam.

Next Wednesday

Would you rather live in the city or the country?
Country, probably.

Country

 

[ColdNeverBotheredMe]

Honestly, I'm happy in either, but I live in the country now and it's awesome, so I think I'd have to go with country.

 

[scarscar93]

i've never lived in either, only stayed briefly.

i guess city, though, because i can't handle being too far away from bookstores and concert venues

 

[LondonUnderground]

A house in both would do me nicely
Barbour coats and hunter wellies but also city

 

[Orreed]

City
But I'm definitely a suburb girl.

 

[GoofyFunyun]

I've always lived in the country, so I'll have to go with that.

 

[Newsies]

CITY!!! I <3 New York!!!

 

[expeditioneverestgrl]

City.

 

[DisneyFreak98]

I grew up in a house that was basically in the middle of the forest, so I guess country. I have no idea what living in the city would be like.

 

[CowboyErin]

Not the country for sure. Maybe a small city or a suburb? I like suburbs the best, I think

 

[grandfloluver]

Up until this year I would've said city. Now I say country. Definitely. There is just so much less stress all around. I know there's more to do in the city, but just to visit.

 

[disneygirl520]

Do you have a favorite story that keeps you motivated?
The story of Little Teddy Stoddard. It's saved on my phone and I pull it up anytime when I start to doubt that teaching is what I'm meant to do. I cry everyone I read it.

 

[MickeyisBeast]

idk if it really keeps me motivated or not but "The Egg" by Andy Weir is my absolute favorite. It's a different perspective on things and really makes you think. It'll only take five minutes to read so I suggest everyone gives it a try if you haven't already.

 

[Cinderella8]

Do you have a favorite story that keeps you motivated?
The story of Little Teddy Stoddard. It's saved on my phone and I pull it up anytime when I start to doubt that teaching is what I'm meant to do. I cry everyone I read it.

I'm not sure if this counts because I doubt it's an official 'story', but I found this one very long comic-panel type deal called The Heartsmith. I can't post the picture right now, I'm on my Chromebook that has blocked Pinterest, but it's a great story and very... warming, I guess?

 

[disneygirl520]

Do you like snow?
I love snow! I do not however like ice.

 

[ColdNeverBotheredMe]

I LOOOOVE snow!!!!! We don't get a ton of it in Oregon, but when we do it's always such a treat

 

[Cinderella8]

It really just depends on what kind of snow it is. If I can have a decent snowball fight with my siblings, then yes