in the city, you get to see different things, opportunities lost of pating, and their are many places you can go and have a nice time. it is okay to say that that's where life is.
But the thing I admire about the village is, most times you don't get to pay rent, because even if you don't have a house of your own, there most be a family house or a family members house that you can stay.
You don't have to buy everything because, you can easily get a small farm where you plant what you need.
You can easily pluck fruits and eat instead of buying as in the city everything you most buy.
Plus it is always calm , quiet even in the village. the air is usually fresh, since it is free from all the smoke and dust in the city.
What do you think.
Thank you.
**It is well**
Re: Life in the city/village by: Obajichi(f) .:. Mon, 02 Jan, 2023 - 06:02:09:pm GMT
There are things that the city life is good for and the same applies to village life.
The city is good for some kind of businesses but the village is a place of serenity , less pollution / noise and freshness in terms of natural foods.
The village life is place of friendliness because everyone looks out for the other.
City life is full of hustle and bustle. The main reason people are in the city is to make money.
**I love being me.**
Re: Life in the city/village by: Rachael(f) .:. Thu, 12 Jan, 2023 - 07:39:43:pm GMT
There's no life that's not sweet be it a village or the city. The funniest thing is that those living in the village want to come down to the city while those who are in the city are tired of the busy life and want something like the village setting to relax.
Well! You can't judge the village as being a quiet place because it is not always quiet; don't forget that, in the same way, there are bad people in the city so is there a bad person in the village so you will surely have someone that will disturb the peace of the villagers.
The City has also improved in stopping noise pollution that's why you see estates being built and backed up with rules and regulations. Some estates serve as villages in a modernized way; giving you the peace that can be gotten from the village.
**Life is good**
Re: Life in the city/village by: Oluwatomisin(f) .:. Fri, 13 Jan, 2023 - 08:29:16:am GMT
Life in the village is fun and I think I like it most. There's this feeling when you travel down to your hometown; I am not talking about the modernized hometown, I am talking about the real village where you get to meet older parents and mingle with the local children( just like the city people do say).
I like the village because of the fresh things they normally use to cook, unlike the City where everything is canned. That's why you see many city children being fragile and you will see the village children bouncing and rocking everywhere.
I like the love in the village; the way they eat together and share goods, unlike the cities where we all mind our business even when things are at stake. Although the city is a beautiful place to live, you can not compare the village lifestyle with the city lifestyle. There's more to the village lifestyles in terms of sharing love.
**Always put God first **
Re: Life in the city/village by: SamuelKingsley93(m) .:. Wed, 01 Mar, 2023 - 05:11:09:pm GMT
Life in the city and life in the village are basically two different things. You can't say one is better than the other. Both has their own merits and demerits.
Most person feels more at home in the city more than their own village because in the city, things are more advance in the city than in the village. In the city, you have access to some things where you can't access them in the village.
And meanwhile in the village, you have clear air, more peace because you are in your father's house compared to the city where you will be more security conscious than when you are in your home town because you literally almost know everybody.
When you are in the city, you are in the city. You are there to make money or achieve any other goals you want but your village is a place for relaxation.
It depends on the individual's preference tho.
**Samuel Kingsley**