The Brazil lived and still lives the so-called rural exodus that is a mass migration process of the people who lived in the countryside to the cities. This process had many reasons completely changed the way of life of many people. As I grew up on the site and then also migrated to the city, I can describe well the two lifestyles.

LIVING IN THE COUNTRYSIDE

Life in the camp is marked by freedom, after all there is a concern that is common in cities with robberies and other things. Freedom is a great feature of country life.

Good nutrition is also a trademark, after all, at least at the time, we ate what today they call organic products, ie produced without pesticides, drank mine water and breathed clean air. What better thing for the health of it? And to complete the health factor is almost inevitable that you living in the country does not have a regular program of daily exercise, after all rural activities are mostly focused on the physical actions involving walks and drives all day.

But what causes me longing was the contact with nature. Nature is beautiful, it is inspiring and brings a lot of peace.

LIVING IN THE CITY

Urban life has its advantages, after all we have access to school, work, products and services very close to us. People went out in search of this field and the majority found, but it is undeniable that there are serious problems such as lack of security, a deficient health system, many are piled on the outskirts without many conditions to improve their own situation.

Another feature of urban life is the gap that exists between people, after all they are too close physically, but far at the same time. There is a daily rush and lack time for everything, including talking, visiting people and care for them. This was common in the countryside and still is for those who live there.

The city has a lot to learn from the simple lifestyle of the field and many of the best practices of rural living could well be restored for the good of all. I know this is a great utopia, but dreaming does not cost anything.