Do you like where you live?

[rosie272]

yes! where do you live now? (so nosy )

I love tapa! love having a wee cooked breakfast at coias too I used to live on duke street as well, above greggs, but I'm just off duke street now

I used to live above Superwok! The flats are sooo lovely inside and I miss ours. It was a bit of a party flat and a handy stones throw from the Haddows (now liquor city I think) Coias breakfast is amazing, and Charlie loves the ice-cream I'm down at Glasgow Green now - brilliant for the park and events but I make sure my sis still gets me Tapa bread and cakes She still lives in Dennistoun.

 

[foquita]

aw yeah liquor city aw you're not so far away, there are some lovely flats down there! I used to work in the templeton business centre years ago. do you ever go to west brewery? it's nice but so expensive nice to speak to a fellow Glaswegian

 

[rosie272]

aw yeah liquor city aw you're not so far away, there are some lovely flats down there! I used to work in the templeton business centre years ago. do you ever go to west brewery? it's nice but so expensive nice to speak to a fellow Glaswegian

I live right across from West - it's my new local!(either that or the Calton bar ) You're right it is mega expensive but so worth it in the summer for a child friendly beer garden I love it there - we actually went in the other day for mulled wine and mince pies, it was so Christmassy and lovely and the staff are great with children, definitely one of my favourite places in Glasgow

 

[rebeccalouise]

I love the house that I live in & I love that it's close to the shops. I hate the area it's in though, I've lived here all my life & I didn't have the best childhood. I guess there's just too many bad memories here, that's why we're moving next month!

 

[vaniilla]

I love Bath although parking in the centre is a nightmare. The neighbourhood we're currently in is okay I guess but it's not my kind of place, We're moving next week to a very nice part of town though which only has period homes and is close enough to town centre that you can walk. As much as I like here though it will never feel like home - Surrey is where I feel most at home, if we're able to move back in 5 years we'll buy our first home there in Shere close to family.