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Where in the World is Bob Saget?
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Nemo14
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It was a big adjustment for me to have neighbors when we moved here.
acishere
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As much as the traffic has caused my normal driving face to be this:
I don't think I could deal with the lack of options in small town in the middle of nowhere living. I like having multiple options for every kind of cuisine and shopping I want. Like @Lucky said it's hard to go in the opposite direction. I hated living in the middle of nowhere my 1st year of college. I felt like I was in The Shining during the weekends in the winter.
Nemo14
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When we were looking at colleges with DD, there was one in VT that she really loved because it was so small and "personal". We knew she'd be bored to death there in a month. She settled for one in a small town in Maine that at least had some activity to it.As much as the traffic has caused my normal driving face to be this:
JenniferS
When you're the leader, you don't have to follow.
Should be an interesting weekend at work.
Five (maybe four) houses left to sell.
Could take a week. Could take a month. Could be done by Monday.
Hopefully, it won't be like my last site where it took 8 months (I kid you, not!) to sell the last 3 houses.
Five (maybe four) houses left to sell.
Could take a week. Could take a month. Could be done by Monday.
Hopefully, it won't be like my last site where it took 8 months (I kid you, not!) to sell the last 3 houses.
Nemo14
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Yikes!
Gabe1
Ivory Tower Squabble EST 2011. WINDMILL SURVIVOR
As much as the traffic has caused my normal driving face to be this:
Very much why my DS transferred Universities. My Sis went to Miami of Ohio, beautiful University with nothing around anywhere. At least with my DD at U of I in the middle of corn and soy it was a micro-urban area with tons of food and adult beverage areas....and then tractors.
acishere
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Yeah, that is what happened to me. Place was in the woods with no off-campus whatsoever. Everything was at least a 20 minute drive. No one was really interested in staying there once classes ended for the week. No real school pride either. You saw more people wearing sweatshirts for other colleges than ones for the school they are actually attending. Then I switched to Rutgers and suddenly the things to do quadrupled.
No, they're just there so they can block other people's children from seeing the parade. Because that's the intent of adults getting there early to get a spot on the curb.
Nemo14
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Oh, OK.
*throws my trash on the ground*
Goofyernmost
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Must have been Johnson State!
acishere
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Nemo14
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Yes! I knew you'd know it!
Everyone wants to get out of here, too, after high school. There's too much drama, it's too boring, there's nothing to do, blah blah blah. Their biggest problem, though, are they cause the drama, they're the ones who are boring, and they're the ones who have a bad attitude about everything. Then when they actually leave the area for college or whatever, they realize it's not such a bad place after all. My friend who moved to Wyoming in September couldn't stand it here and hated everything about this place. Now he constantly says how much he misses it, and he's planning a visit back in June. It might be small and boring, but it's a simple, relaxing life.
Nemo14
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*yawns*
You won't be yawning when you see the cow tipping this town has to offer!
Nemo14
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Been there done that...
You'll be blown away when you try our cheese!
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