QUESTION TIME! PART 2 Where you live. 1. Where do you live? prince rupert, canada (northwest coast). 2. Is it a city, town, suburbs, countryside, beach, island, etc? it's a small city/town that's also on an island. the photo i posted is from near the top of the mountain that the city lies at the base of. 3. Could you tells us a little about your culture? being that it's the coast there's quite a diverse group of people here, that were attracted here because of fishing and logging, but since that's been scaled back it tends to be a fairly quiet port city. we're also predominantly influenced by first nations' people and culture. basically pretty laidback and tolerant of everyone, stereotypically canadian, eh. 4. Any strange and/or unique laws? i'm not really aware of unusual laws, but i'm sure there are some. 5. Do you have any national parks where you live? If so what are they? there aren't any official national parks in my immediate vicinity, but it's quite remote, underpopulated, undeveloped, and; therefore, quite pristine. 6. Who is your president and/or leader? *sigh* stephen harper 7. What are some of the games children play where you live? street hockey is pretty big, i dunno, running around in the bush, climbing things, goofing around, according to the kids i talk to. i watched a group of kids play baseball in an empty field where the ump was the back catcher, and the pitcher was also second base, that reminded me of being a kid. 8. Have you ever dreamed of living somewhere else? If so, where? i used to, and i've done my share of moving around, but at present i'm totally content to live here. i love travelling though, so i'd love to see many other places in the world, but return here because it's home. 9. Any foods that you would not find anywhere but where you live? it's found elsewhere, but the things people do with locally fished salmon, omg! i know lots of people that have smokehouses in their backyards and smoke salmon and cod. it's also lovely pickled and jarred. salmon jerky aka indian candy is divine, i once traded cookies for a couple of bags of the stuff. we're also lucky to have a fair supply of halibut, crab and shrimp. and a friend of mine once had the opportunity to try seagull eggs when she was visiting one of the local villages. she declined, but i must say, i was a bit curious. 10. Where is the best place to go out on a date where you live? the outdoors, definitely. then dinner & drinks at one of the waterfront restaurants. yep.