One of the best parts about moving for us was being able to be in a small town and community. The kind of place "where everybody knows your name..." and pretty much everywhere you go you see a familiar face.
We both grew up in small towns and greatly enjoyed it. We thought moving back to AB's hometown would be a great place for us and our future kids.
But it is also so nice to not be in the hustle & bustle of life. Seems like everyone lives a much slower pace of life.
And I love it!
I can honestly tell you I do not miss SA one bit. I definitely do not miss the traffic or people. I thought I might miss all the places to eat - because we have very few eating establishments here & on Sunday pretty much your only option is Dairy Queen but I don't. We eat at home much more often these days which I also love.
Right now it is harvest time so AB has been working a lot and it has been HOT! I have also passed more tractors on the roads than cars these days. I am hoping to go out to the fields one day & ride the combine with AB and get some pictures of this year's harvest.
So far small town USA has been wonderful to us! This evening I took some photos for Honey B. and snapped a few for here while standing in the front yard.
Here is our small town USA bliss...
So glad that you got all moved & are enjoying the new place. Looks heavenly from the pics. I LOVE living in the country & wouldn't want any other way either. :-)
ReplyDeletePS : Thanks again for the package. He has been sleeping with the blanket everyday since we got it.
That is heavenly! So beautiful, glad you made it.
ReplyDeleteThanks ladies :) and so glad Barker is enjoying his new blanket! & you are so very welcome!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the comment on my blog!
ReplyDeleteI've always wanted to know what it was like to live in a small town - I grew up in Atlanta so that is the farthest thing from a small town! I look forward to reading your blog and learning what life is like in a small town. :)
Good luck with your new school year!!!