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Are you a city mouse or a country mouse?

So are you a city mouse or a country mouse? (Term from Aesop's Fables.)

Meaning, do you live in a city, the countryside or something in between?


I will start, I'm in between but mostly a country mouse. My village has about 1,000 people -- no traffic lights, no 'fast food' but thank God we do have fast Internet :-)


Mar 10, 2016 6:40 PM
Comments · 4

I would name myself as a cat (a city cat? :)  without  reference to Aesop's fables :) And we have traffic lights and sometimes even traffic jams...

March 10, 2016

Hey there, I'm a country mouse! I come from a little village of nine-thousand people.

Someone knows Sardinia? It is a beautiful island (Italian region) in the Mediterraneam sea :)

March 10, 2016

We are all "Italki" city mice, Greg (-;

March 10, 2016
I live in a city however I prefer countryside. I am a nature lover. So concrete jungle is not my favourite. But sometimes we have to live in.
March 10, 2016
GregS
Language Skills
English, Finnish, German
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Finnish
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