<p>Food, beach, and mall accessibility. I am not going to enjoy living inland, I’m the coastal/beachy type used to being 20 minutes away from the ocean.</p>
<p>Food… car… room to myself… bathroom to myself… dogs :(…</p>
<p>Other than that, absolutely nothing.</p>
<p>i’m going to miss my family and calling my friend who live practically next door, to go to the beach</p>
<p>My room, a private bathroom, and a car.</p>
<p>i gonna miss a big bedroom… i’m not used to small spaces at all. and my mom’s food. and being able to just walk into a kitchen and make whatever i want to eat. idk, i’m sure i won’t be too sad. afterall, i’m living less than half an hour away from home.</p>
<p>Good food, having a room to myself/enough free time, my city, digital cable, my friends/family, not having to do any schoolwork…</p>
<p>yeah, you guys def pegged it on the pet thing. when i left last year to go to a school 3 hours from home, i missed my pets terribly. more than i thought i would. other than that you guys hit it on all the other accounts too: food, privacy, car. plus one for the guy who said he’ll miss his martial arts… i miss mine too.</p>
<p>Easy answer:</p>
<p>Home cooking</p>
<p>Having easy access to good food, mommy cleaning my room, hanging out with h.s. friends, no homework, hogging the television, sitting around and chatting with my mom.</p>
<p>Having my own room is what I’ll miss most…and actually, my hometown too. Yeah, both of those more than anything else.</p>
<p>My mini dachshund!</p>
<p>My dog and my mom</p>
<p>I’ll miss the dog more. (I can’t walk her from 1100 miles away.)</p>
<p>my king sized bed.</p>
<p>"My dog and my mom</p>
<p>I’ll miss the dog more."</p>
<p>LOL.
Poor mom.</p>
<p>Nothing against mom. I’ll be talking to her daily. I can’t talk to my poor puppy on the phone. She’s going to get fat with the way we feed her and me not here to walk her.</p>
<p>Last year I missed absolutely nothing, but this year I am definitely going to miss DC’s food offerings and way of life.</p>
<p>I am going to miss how comfortable I am because of the ppl I grew up with. So I guess I can call it the comfort zone.</p>
<p>I’m going to miss the wonderful city of Seattle and everything wonderful about it: the coffee (they’re not joking when they say that Seattle’s a real coffee town), the Pacific Northwest, Pike Place Market, walks to the local library, and all the interesting neighborhoods to walk around and shop in. And I’ll miss my mom’s food, and my comfy bed.</p>
<p>im going 2 miss my lil sis and my digital cable</p>
<p>My dog.</p>
<p>I’m only 2 hours away, so not too much else to miss.</p>