Perfect life.

The perfect life for me..

Living in a 3-bedroom cottage in the country-side of a foreign country (Ireland, France, Italy, Greece preferably). Not a town for miles, only lush trees, forests, and grassy fields. I would live off of what I grew myself, write all day, and enjoy being engulfed in nature's grasp. A beautiful, gentle, kind wife as my companion with maybe a kid.

And yours?

Be a professional game tester and have access to all of the gaming studios. Also Have a really nice laptop. Oh yes and to not be fat :(

pretty much what i have now. maybe with a slightly tidier house and a better frying pan with a good heavy base

also i would like to have a keg of golden plover delivered every week.

having anything i want at the snap of my fingers? that sure would be perfect

if you had everything you ever wanted then what would be the point in life? what would there be to work towards? you'd just be sitting about doing nothing waiting for death... y'know? the thrill is in the chase, never in the capture and all that.

Being a band teacher somewhere near Kansas city Missouri. Having a two room aparment. 2 pairs of overalls, and one cat named pookie.

Mine is still pending.

I have a beautiful house in Poland, waiting for my return. It's pretty much how the OP described it; no one in miles, forests, lands, and so on. Thing is though...I don't know about the wife thing...

The perfect life would have to be an imperfect life.MissRiotmaker

Well said.

I cant image a perfect life being that bearable.

Waking up at 9, skating until noon eating a hearty lunch and playing videogames all afternoon.

5 days a week plus weekends. The perfect life.

[QUOTE="MissRiotmaker"]The perfect life would have to be an imperfect life.dreamdude

Well said.

I cant image a perfect life being that bearable.

Waking up at 9, skating until noon eating a hearty lunch and playing videogames all afternoon.

5 days a week plus weekends. The perfect life.

Boba_Fett_3710

If a life truly was perfect, it'd become boring. No surprises, no quirks. Just blissful perfectness. MissRiotmaker

So you're telling me you like even the bad surprises? Honestly, my life would be perfect without them.

[QUOTE="MissRiotmaker"]

If a life truly was perfect, it'd become boring. No surprises, no quirks. Just blissful perfectness. Boba_Fett_3710

So you're telling me you like even the bad surprises? Honestly, my life would be perfect without them.

[QUOTE="Boba_Fett_3710"][QUOTE="MissRiotmaker"]

If a life truly was perfect, it'd become boring. No surprises, no quirks. Just blissful perfectness. MissRiotmaker

So you're telling me you like even the bad surprises? Honestly, my life would be perfect without them.

[QUOTE="MissRiotmaker"][QUOTE="Boba_Fett_3710"][QUOTE="MissRiotmaker"]

If a life truly was perfect, it'd become boring. No surprises, no quirks. Just blissful perfectness. -Twilight-

So you're telling me you like even the bad surprises? Honestly, my life would be perfect without them.

[QUOTE="Boba_Fett_3710"][QUOTE="MissRiotmaker"]

If a life truly was perfect, it'd become boring. No surprises, no quirks. Just blissful perfectness. MissRiotmaker

So you're telling me you like even the bad surprises? Honestly, my life would be perfect without them.

No body said anything about the perfect life being a cycle. I imagine it more as nothing bad happening.

[QUOTE="MissRiotmaker"][QUOTE="Boba_Fett_3710"][QUOTE="MissRiotmaker"]

If a life truly was perfect, it'd become boring. No surprises, no quirks. Just blissful perfectness. Boba_Fett_3710

So you're telling me you like even the bad surprises? Honestly, my life would be perfect without them.

No body said anything about the perfect life being a cycle. I imagine it more as nothing bad happening.

It'd still be pretty boring. The perfect life is one of two things. The one that doesn't exist... or the one you have come to accept as your life and you are happy with it.MissRiotmaker

I agree with the perfect life not existing. I think the better your life gets, the smaller the things that upset you are. Sooner or later a person will becom nit-picky about every little thing. It's human nature to complain and be miserable.

[QUOTE="-Twilight-"][QUOTE="MissRiotmaker"][QUOTE="Boba_Fett_3710"][QUOTE="MissRiotmaker"]

If a life truly was perfect, it'd become boring. No surprises, no quirks. Just blissful perfectness. MissRiotmaker

So you're telling me you like even the bad surprises? Honestly, my life would be perfect without them.

Their is no such thing.darksword1123

Obviously not, but let them dream.

[QUOTE="MissRiotmaker"][QUOTE="-Twilight-"][QUOTE="MissRiotmaker"][QUOTE="Boba_Fett_3710"][QUOTE="MissRiotmaker"]

If a life truly was perfect, it'd become boring. No surprises, no quirks. Just blissful perfectness. -Twilight-

So you're telling me you like even the bad surprises? Honestly, my life would be perfect without them.

The perfect life for me would be the one I'm living now. There's only one thing perfect about it. It's perfectly imperfect.MissRiotmaker

[QUOTE="MissRiotmaker"] The perfect life for me would be the one I'm living now. There's only one thing perfect about it. It's perfectly imperfect.-Twilight-

famous musician touring the world with a sweet house in Toronto with a room filled with amazing instruments. All toped off with my gorgeous girlfriend 8)HybridPhoenix

having anything i want at the snap of my fingers? that sure would be perfect

zero9167

Yeah lol

Mine would be:

I would live in a 3-4 bedroom house, with 3-4 bathrooms in it also. I would live in the country, but at the edge of a suburb. There would be a lot of forest and prarie around me. It would be in the US, preferably in the Northeast, Northwest, or Mid-Atlantic. I would have a wonderful wife and a couple kids: one girl and one boy. I would have a basement, and there would be a room dedicated to gaming. I would have a dog also, which would be a shelty or collie.

-making good money

-having a hot gf

- being well liked

thats it