What is your opinion on the United Kingdom?

[mylilnikita]

It would be the apartments in the same complex lol.

When I was in a house , the major street across had the cemetery across so....

 

[OKW8297]

When my Grandad died. I was 11.

 

[DisneyJamieCA]

Worse - smaller and has backyard neighbors. We back open space.

 

[kanerf]

I am across the road from the Funeral Home, so no thanks.

 

[olwyngdh]

I was in 2nd grade and no one came to pick me up after my dance class. It turned out that they were at the hospital with my Grandfather who had been rushed there with a heart attack and died. They called my dance school but my teacher didn't tell me what was going on just let me "try out" the other classes until they got there.

 

[mrodgers]

I never left somewhere, but I'll never stay at a friend's place again. They keep the AC at 78 and I was up all night because I didn't want to soak their futon bed I was using. It was sweltering.

No sleep, the next day we got on the bicycles and I started out on my first trip on the bike, riding 78 miles on no sleep.

 

[ronandannette]

I hated that it wasn't actually a town. I grew up on a farm and the nearest town of any description was 20 miles away. All I wanted in life was to grow up and move to the city.

 

[ronandannette]

Worse off. I'm directly across the street from a school and since I doubt they'd let me live there, I'd have to pitch a tent on the soccer field. Yeah, no.

 

[NYCgrrl]

State park closed down due to Hurricane Irene and all campers were sent home.

 

[NYCgrrl]

I’d be in Jersey so you decide if I’d be better or worst.

 

[tzolkin]

I don’t think they’re technically considered “bars”, but we go to local breweries/tap rooms/craft beer shops at least once a week.

There are even two places that I’ll sometimes go to during the day with my computer and work while having a beer. I’d much rather meet up with someone there for an afternoon meeting than Panera or Starbucks.

 

[TippyThomas]

Never

 

[TippyThomas]

Worse. There is about 10 acres of trees across the street so I'd have to live in a tree house. Downgrade for sure unless I build one of those premium tree house's.

 

[fairygagamother]

This JUST happened to me for the first time! I, ironically, was driving back from DW. I had to take a new route due to flooding & stayed in a town unfamiliar to me. I chose a national chain hotel & read several reviews before choosing. Basically, the place was a dump, I had ac issues, & there were men sitting in cars for hours observing the comings & goings. It also had outside entrances, which I somehow missed when researching the hotel. Being a lone female, I felt more uncomfortable & unsafe than I ever have when traveling solo. I finally just called the hotel next door & packed up & left. Even though the hotels were next door to each other, the new one felt like a new world & I felt very secure. I now know which national chain to avoid!

 

[olwyngdh]

After my Mom died I shook that dirt off of my shoes and don't intend to every return.

 

[mamamary]

Bigger house but a smaller yard.

 

[Colleen27]

Mixed bag. The house across the way is the mirror image of ours and is fully updated, but it sits on a lot half the size as we have.

 

[dclpluto]

House across the street is twice as big as my house and only around 10 years old where mine is 27 years old. So a lot better

 

[martikus]

Worse. Smaller house, no fence, no screened in porch and no pool.

 

[E&Cmom]

Bigger newer home. My neighbor rebuilt a couple of years ago. They have the cutest dog so I would want the dog along with the house.