Do you love the place you've called home?

Do you like where you are living? Town, state, home, neighborhood? Sometimes we wonder. My husband loves the house but doesn't like the state or town we live in. If the market wasn't so bad I'd sell. Maybe things will get better.

I like this apartment, hate the area.

I like my town, for the most part, although most teens hate it because there isn't a lot to do. But I hate my house and my neighborhood - I live in the ghetto.

Love my house, love the state of GA, and I love the town we live in! I am very lucky

Home is where the heart is. My heart is here.

I like where I am and it would be foolish of me to think that if I moved things would be peaches and cream... The grass is not always greener on the other side, most of the time it isn't even mowed...

Absolutely

I love where I lived, it's a nice town outside of Phila. I get all of the benefits of the city and of a small town. Our house is a home, because I made it that way. It's not small but I gave it a warm a cozy feeling. We don't occupy our house, we live in hour home. Put your feet up, I don't care, as long as there's no mud on your shoes. People tell me they come when they want to relax and feel taken care of. I guess that's a huge compliment, sometimes I want to send them home and put on my robe. If I'm cooking, there's always room for 1 or 10 more. The key word is home, do you have a house or a warm loving home? Hell with the grass, kids will grow up and the grass will come back. Yes, I love my home, town, and neighborhood, they're great.

I'm living away from home. I like the place I call home; I love it. This is just a temporary home.

Used to consider it the best location in the nation, as of Jun 27, 2007 I consider it the mistake on the lake or the boil on the butt of America #154

When I'm at home (in New York), it's awesome for the first couple days. There's a lot of stuff I miss. I love seeing my dog, close friends from high school, certain family members. I also enjoy eating real pizza and bagels and having a better mode of transportation.

But after a few days, I miss being at school in DC. My family drives me crazy, I miss my independence, and I tend to get lazy and feel really unproductive.

Both are home to me, kinda. Though when I'm at one "home" I want to be at the other, until I actually get there and stay there for a few days

No I don't like the area. But my room and backyard are an oasis in a desert of a** hats.

Love our house, hate the city and the state. I'm in the bloody Bible Belt, just being in this part of the country is something that irritates me.

No, I want out of here. lol

That may be the funniest thing I've ever been asked. I have nothing but contempt for most everything around me for a 200 mile radius! I don't expect anyone to ever understand that but me though. Still, this short answer does not even scratch the surface.