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Posted by cj3b_jeep on August 25, 2005 at 05:37:50 from (131.123.223.83):
In Reply to: Re: Love the country posted by Illinois Boy on August 24, 2005 at 13:28:43:
Did not take me long to adjust at all. The funny thing is
we're only 10 minutes from 2 different wal-marts (I don't
shop there anymore though) 2 home depots, 2 lowes
and 2 dunkin' donuts. I've gotten so bad about wanting
to be home that it's all I can think of when I'm anywhere
else. I can sit on my front porch, walk my fields, hike the
woods without ever seeing a soul. Behind us, through
the woods, is a large farm field, across the road is a 30
acre field of hay. The yuppies are 2-3 miles up the road.
I always laugh and smile to myself when I drive by
those places. I drive a 15 year old pickup with 200,000
miles, they drive BMW suvs. The have puny John
Deere lawn tractors (those who mow their own lawns) I
have a 42 hp, 5,000 lb. farm tractor. I hunt coons and
groundhogs and spot deer all the time. I just love it.
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