Whats it like where you live??

[minniebumblebee]

Thanks! I used to live in the very wonder place of Japan!! Where there is festivals, food, drinks -sake's my fav- and big buildings!! The house I lived in was something of a normal house. On the inside its like stepping back into old Japan.. I do miss it a lot. The old Japan was my Mom's idea.. my Dad was a little iffy on it but he finally gave in. He said my mother has ways that he won't explain until I'm older.. Oh well!
[shadow=red,left,300]Riku out [/shadow] ;D ;D

[crystalpheonixeyes]

AWesome. I love Japan. My friends Dad is there right now and we were so mad because he did not take us with him. The old Japan seems like a cool Idea. I love how you old room was fecorated though.

[zoeteproet]

I live in Belgium which you'll probably not find on a map. The weather is rather normal, or so I think, it's pretty much the same as the weather in England. When the clouds are from England then we get lots of rain , but when they're from Spain or French then it's warm.
Now we're in the middle of a heat wave. It's 36 degrees Celsius which is so not normal for little Belgium.

My house is in a little village and has three floors and a basement. Let me take you on a tour: ;D

When you enter you'll have to follow a small pad which will lead you to the garden and then you'll see the front door.
On your left side there is the bathroom and the toilet and on your right the kitchen.
In the kitchen is a door to the basement (which is creepy and dark with a very dangerous stair) and a door to the living + dining room, where there is a big table, computer, couch, TV, etc. In the living there is a door to the hall where there is a stair to my room, my brothers and my parents'. More stairs will lead you to the attic, which has been changed into a bedroom when my brother and I were born (we're twins). So now my two sisters their bedroom is in the attic.

I personally think our house is cozy although it sometimes is a little bit small for six people.
And we have four cats who think the house is theirs, which is rather amusing.
And are garden belongs to our lovely dog, Lyness, who only wants to play football.

I am rambling ;D
Sarah

[kankulex]

Aww well... I've seen all those beautiful pictures and I decided that I'll have to show you a bit of little switzerland.. although I'm not sure if it works with the pictures... I just linked them to my page.. sorry if they don't appear... computers + me = chaos

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that's a picture taken in the evening

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my small village in winter

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in summer....

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the view from my living room.. a bit of swiss mountains

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and there's sun of course..

[tabbycat]

I've always wanted to see the Alps! and Japan as well! Lovely pictures!


Bridgewater:

Nothing ever happens.

There is a prison in town. Once every few years someone will escape and they’ll call off school and such for the day. That’s always fun.


Hockomock Swamp was used as an Indian hide-out during King Phillip’s War. It’s supposed to be haunted; I can’t really say, though. On the night of prom, it's almost tradition that everybody lies to their parents, telling them they are staying at a friends' house, and everyone just drives up to the swamp to see if it is really haunted. It's kind of dumb, really. And I got mud on my prom dress, so I definitely had some explaning to do ):

.. there's also a kid called "gamer" who is sort of a tourist attraction. He dresses up like Van Hellsing and challenges 12 year olds to arcade battles. We try to pretend he is a historical re-enactor, but really he's just crazy D: It's just a typical small town.. the kind of place that's not very exciting when you are young, but a good place to grow up nonetheless. It's the sort of place that you move away from, wanting to live in the city or something, but then end up returning to have your own family. It's not bad!

[tabbycat]

zoeteproet said:

I live in Belgium which you'll probably not find on a map. The weather is rather normal, or so I think, it's pretty much the same as the weather in England. When the clouds are from England then we get lots of rain , but when they're from Spain or French then it's warm.
Now we're in the middle of a heat wave. It's 36 degrees Celsius which is so not normal for little Belgium.

My house is in a little village and has three floors and a basement. Let me take you on a tour: ;D

When you enter you'll have to follow a small pad which will lead you to the garden and then you'll see the front door.
On your left side there is the bathroom and the toilet and on your right the kitchen.
In the kitchen is a door to the basement (which is creepy and dark with a very dangerous stair) and a door to the living + dining room, where there is a big table, computer, couch, TV, etc. In the living there is a door to the hall where there is a stair to my room, my brothers and my parents'. More stairs will lead you to the attic, which has been changed into a bedroom when my brother and I were born (we're twins). So now my two sisters their bedroom is in the attic.

I personally think our house is cozy although it sometimes is a little bit small for six people.
And we have four cats who think the house is theirs, which is rather amusing.
And are garden belongs to our lovely dog, Lyness, who only wants to play football.

I am rambling ;D
Sarah

that sounds so lovely! It's definitely on my list of places to visit once I become a world famous rich knitter! ;D

[alison]

Lovely pictures of the Alps! And Belgium is on most maps...it's just very very small Your house sounds lovely!