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Writer's Block: Home Sweet Home
May. 2nd, 2012 01:05 pm[Error: unknown template qotd]
I live in Kitchener, Ontario (which is in Canada).
What I like about it is mostly that I know a lot of the places here. I know good places to go walking around, I'm very familiar with the creek system. I've got places here that I went as a kid...places that I've gone in all sorts of periods of my life. So it's got a sense of history for me, sort of a sense of home. I'm not sure I'd be able to get used to exploring a new city and finding "new places" there. I might always feel like I'm on someone else's territory.
The things I don't really like...the transit system. The buses aren't terrible, but many of them don't even bother coming on time. The online schedules don't match when the buses actually come. Many buses don't run on the weekend and there aren't buses that go to many of the places we want to go (or they go there, but stop running at times like 6pm). So there's no going to see a movie and then busing home.
I live in Kitchener, Ontario (which is in Canada).
What I like about it is mostly that I know a lot of the places here. I know good places to go walking around, I'm very familiar with the creek system. I've got places here that I went as a kid...places that I've gone in all sorts of periods of my life. So it's got a sense of history for me, sort of a sense of home. I'm not sure I'd be able to get used to exploring a new city and finding "new places" there. I might always feel like I'm on someone else's territory.
The things I don't really like...the transit system. The buses aren't terrible, but many of them don't even bother coming on time. The online schedules don't match when the buses actually come. Many buses don't run on the weekend and there aren't buses that go to many of the places we want to go (or they go there, but stop running at times like 6pm). So there's no going to see a movie and then busing home.
