Town or village?
Whether to live in a town or a village is a question that everyone who wants to build a house and start a family one day will ask themselves. However, each person has his or her own way of perceiving it.
If one wants to have children, living in a village may be better. Why? It\’s simple! Children know each other from kindergarten and school, and the elders can meet in the afternoon and go out to play. There are few people in a small village, so you don\’t have to worry about your children. Cars drive almost exclusively on main roads, and you never run into strange people. In a city, on the other hand, you would not be able to let your pets out because of the traffic and who you might run into.
The downside of small villages, however, is the stores, and there is not a single store where you can buy everything you need. However, this is not the rule; many villages already have large stores where you can buy anything you need. In contrast, towns have large supermarkets. This may be an advantage, but if there is something you cannot buy in your own town, you have no problem driving to town to buy it.
It should also be noted that living in the countryside brings you closer to nature. It is a short walk to forests and ponds. It is hard to find forests in the city. Maybe a kindergarten or after-school club can take you for a walk in the woods.
Another thing I want to mention is that the village is not that busy. Of course it would be noisy if there were parties and balls. Right now I am thinking more of a normal weekend. You will sleep well because you won\’t be woken up by cars or traffic jams. I would also like to mention that the air is clean and fresh! I am convinced that this factor will also affect your sleep.
So? Which would you choose?
Whether to live in a town or a village is a question that everyone who wants to build a house and start a family one day will ask themselves. However, each person has his or her own way of perceiving it. If one wants to have children, living in a village may be better. Why?…