Home is where...

Sterpeto di Assisi is the name of the place where I was born. It is a tiny village located in Umbria with less than 200 habitants located in Umbria, it is known as the green heart of Italy.
Sterpeto is a peacefulpacefull, healthy and relaxing enviroment to grow in. Since I was a kid I enjoyed living in this kind of place where I had the opportunity to do several things like, practice outdoor activities or merely respect the nature.

Althought I love Sterpeto, as the years passed by my needs started to change . Since my home was located in a quite remote place, I always had to ask to my mother to bring me everywhere.
And Even when I got my drivers license which and felt more independent, nothing had really changed, I still had to drive every day for an averege of 20 minutes.

Another aspect, which had a big impact in my way of considering my home village is the traveling that I've done the past years . As I wrote earlier I grew up in a small family where everybody knows each other, so going to in a huge and multicultured city like Sydney , where I've lived for a year, was totally different for me . I started to like this "new life" and (I) didn't miss my home village where I could not find anything I wanted to have compared to Australia, (here they have everything).
After this experience and the others big cities that I've visited, I'm not sure where my future will be.
But I will always feel at home where my wifi connects automatically . ;)

Recently I saw an interesting survey which said that 50% of people who grew in a small place wants to move to in something bigger , and the other (way around) 50% who live in cities wants to move toin the countryside . Funny, isn't it?

You could write this sentence shorter by writing "and the other way around". It basically means the other thing is the opposite, in this sentence it would mean people who live in a bigger place tend to want to live in a smaller place like the countryside. ^^

Good luck with finding your future city! :) 

Home is where ...

Sterpeto di Assisi is the place where I was born . It is a tiny village of less than 200 inhabitants, located in Umbria , known as the green Italian's heart of Italy.
Sterpeto is a peacefull, healthy and relaxing environment where in which to grow up. Since I was a kid child, I have enjoyed living in this kind of place, where I have had the opportunity to do several things like practise outdoor activities or merely enjoy/appreciate respect the natural environment/nature .

Althought I love Sterpeto, with the passing/over the years my needs started to change . Since my home was situated/located in quite a remote place, I always had to ask to my mother to take bring me everywhere.
And Even when I got my drivinge licence, which when I felt more independent ,nothing really changed, every day I had to drive for an average of 20 minutes.

Another aspect, which had a big impact in on my the way I think about of consider my home village , have has been the travels that I've done over the past years . As I told have said, I grew up like in a small family, where everybody knows each other , so going to live in a huge and multiculturaled city like Sydney , where I've lived for a year, was totally different for me . I started to like this "new life", and didn't miss my home village, where I could not find anything that compared to Australia .

After this experience and that of others big cities that I have visited, I'm not sure where my future lies/will be .
But I will always feel at home when wifi connects automatically . ;)

Recently I saw an interesting survey which said that 50% of people who grew up in a small place wants to move in somewherething bigger , and the other 50% who live in cities wants to move in to the countryside . Funny , isn't it?