You? City Girl? Country Girl? Suburb Girl?

[Caradana]

Me: City Girl in practice, Country Girl at heart. I think back across all of the places I've lived, and I'm happiest surrounded by fields and barns and down the street from the farm stand (just so long as Target is down the street the other way, and I'm no more than an hour from the ocean).

You?

 

[2sweetangels]

city girl! I was born and raised in the city of Chicago. I been to the country and it's so boring for me there and so quiet. I need all the traffic and llights to sleep at night LOL

 

[aunt kelly]

I was raised in the country. I now live in suburbia, and every day I drive 30 miles to work in a city. I guess I'm a country-suburban-city girl mix.

My heart will always be in the little town I grew up in, though. My best early memories are of spending the summer months on my Grandmother's farm. Sleeping outdoors on the front lawn was heavenly-the stars are so bright in the country. At heart, I'm a country girl.

 

[JadenLayne]

Country Girl

 

[scrump]

city girl! I was born and raised in the city of Chicago. I been to the country and it's so boring for me there and so quiet. I need all the traffic and llights to sleep at night LOL

Same here. City girl all the way through, from downtown Chicago (the Loop!). When we go back to the Ohio country side to visit the in-laws, I can't sleep because it's too quiet.

 

[poohandwendy]

Suburbia, born and raised...(but fortunate to be close to the country, and close to the city)

 

[becka]

Suburbia for me..

I don't like the craziness of the city but I can't stand to be out in the middle of nowhere. Suburbia fits me just fine!

 

[Ava83]

I am a city girl at heart (grew up in Chicagoland) I miss the alleys, walking places etc. But in practice I have been exiled to suburbia. I was just whining to someone about how much I missed living IN Chicago.

I, for the longest time believed that there was nothing past Wolf Rd here.

 

[Cool-Beans]

I'm a little bit country...and I'm a little bit Rock n Roll.

Raised in the suburbs, moved to the city, living in the country...will retire on a beach!

 

[Banshee]

country girl practically born and raised on a horses back!

 

[disneyjunkie]

CITY CITY CITY

 

[Beth76]

I'm going to say suburban with a hint of city. I would have loved to live in an urban area (Chicago most likely) for a couple of years. I'm really bummed that DH and I didn't think of that before we had kids. But, having children I know that that's not the best place to be. With my kids, I'm happy being in suburbia. And shoot me if I have to spend more than a day in the country.

 

[luvmydogs]

Born and raised city girl, now living in the suburbs, but who wants nothing more than to buy a huge tract of land and raise horses.

 

[disykat]

Suburb. I like where I live now because it has a touch of all three. I can get to a city within an hour and I live two miles from a mall - but I drive past cows to get there.

 

[CrazyChik]

country gal. Open fields, quite lanes, wild flowers, loads of horses etc. Oh and it is one of the best places to hack. I can't quite see a horse hacking around New York with all the traffic.

 

[olena]

I've been a suburb girl all my life, but I can fit in the city and the country.

 

[Pooh67_68]

Once my mom moved us here to Pa, have lived country all my live. Love love love the city but dh would never move there.

 

[grlpwrd]

I live in the suburbs and I don't like the conformity of it all.

I am a beach girl at heart - wish you had included that option - because that is the true me as I am from Hawaii.

 

[LBAK]

I'm a suburb girl, born and raised. I do like the craziness of the city as a tourist. though and I love visiting the country but I'm happiest in the suburbs.

 

[powellrj]

none of the above! I would consider myself a small town girl! I live in a town of about 60,000, so its too small for the city, but too big for the country! I went to a country high school where it was mostly farm familes and the 4 H fair was the event of the year, but we moved to our current location which is more of a small town.