#milan

Country. Because I never have to drive in traffic ever in my life. Can leave in the woods and still be 10-15 minutes from any type of store you would need. I'm an outdoors person, nature is just beautiful to me. Creeks and rivers you can swim in, they're plenty out here. Ever seen the night sky out in the country compared to the city? You can see everything including the milky way going across the sky, it's beautiful.
As I grew older, and the credit I was building by my behavior was actually positive, it was nice to move to a small town. Walking into a bank where the manager knows your name, getting greeted at the post office and not going through a hassle picking up packages, etc. Once, I even had a wallet returned to me because the lady recognized my picture from church. Mind you, there are less opportunities. My wife worked as a graphic designer for a bit, and demand wasn't terribly high or lucrative. Non-city life makes it a bit easier to be a part of the community. Bedroom communities. They're small towns that are close to large cities. Most of the people that live in these towns don't actually work in these towns. You get the feel of the community of a small town, people know you, yet you still have stuff to do that isn't too far away.
I generally have much more in common with city people. I also like concerts, theater, public transportation and good restaurants, and that really only comes with cities. I like visiting the country but have no real interest in that lifestyle.
Rural within easy reach of a city is ideal for me. I live in a city currently (for university) and I really struggle with sleep because there is always light and noise coming from outside, also I hate crowds. I'm from a small village originally and much prefer the peace and quiet, and the green countryside
Rural, because I was born in it. I've problems when I'm sleeping at friend's house because I'm used to the noises of the cities(and I'm talking about small cities <30k citizens), for instance my grandma had problems sleeping because they opened a railroad that passes almost 2km from our house, but you are able to ear it in complete silence. Also the idea to have a garden or to walk outside without the traffic, I feel like I'm in a box while being in cities like Milan.
Being in a larger city can be nice sometimes, but I would never live in one. I just find it too crowded, too hectic and very weird if you are just surrounded by city. I like small towns/cities, something around the 30-60k population mark. You have enough people there that the place isn't totally empty, but it's not too crowded, the city is small enough that can easily bike everywhere and the city is just large enough that you can do some stuff in it. I grew up in a city with around 30k people living there, and I just like the feeling there.

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Ja mam pocit, ze se snad vyvratilo i to "sklenka vina denne"..ktera (by) mela zlepsovat krevni tlak a snizovat riziko srdecni prihody..

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Ale zase kardiolog Milan Šamánek tvrdi: "Když pijete alkohol, máte játra více chráněná, než když nepijete" a nebo jeste lepsi "Opít se jednou týdně je nebezpečné. Já bych doporučoval pít denně"..kde teda pote upresnuje, ze "Málo a denně je lepší než občas, ale hodně"

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Tak si rikam, jestli si tak trochu neformuje nove pacienty..kdo vi.

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Ale realne netusim. Netusim, jestli ta sklenka alkoholu denne..je vazne "leciva" nebo je to jen vymluva pro chlastani.

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JO jasne, mame lidi, kteri umreli ve 30 letech, pac pili denne alkohol.
Jenomze taky tu mame lidi, kterym umreli az ve 100 letech.. i presto, ze denne pili.

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Ted zalezi..kdyby tihle 100leti lide nepili..mohli by tu byt mnohem dele? (A bavilo by je to vubec?)

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