Everybody needs a little fun in their lives, and I am certainly no
different. What I had missed most of city living was all the entertainment options. When you live in a big city, you have much
greater access to a variety
of venues and you are exposed to all sorts of different
cultures. I missed all the places I could shop and all the restaurants that we could check out .By contrast,
small towns generally don’t get nearly as much variety, and everything closes so early; but most people in small towns can and
do drive to nearby cities to take advantage of amenities like the
shopping and concerts and so on. I don't miss any of that anymore, I
enjoy the peace and quiet of the small town I live in and have no desire
for all the hustle and bustle. We have lakes
all around us so there's always an opportunity to fish, swim, boat, and
tube. We also have a few snowmobiles and there are tons of trails to use
them. There's never a boring moment in my town of under 1000 residents and even though I never, ever thought I would become a
homebody, I am now, and I am pleasantly surprised.
Too general to really work. Who is this 'you' in the front end of the graf? Is it JR? Why not write 'I'? And what city? Boston is not the same as LA for options. And what do you mean by options--what is it you like to do?
ReplyDeleteSame on the back end--what is peace and quiet like in a small town? What small town? I'd guess a small town like Camden is a lot different than a small town like Masardis or Ashland or Brownville....