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Old 02-16-2006, 07:35 PM
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Originally posted by The_Return
I love where Im at. Maritme Canada....doesnt get much better:). Friendly folks, clean air, great view pretty much wherever you are...I love it here.

Later in life I plan to temporarily move to either Toronto or Vancouver, to try and stand out among the millions of others wishing to make a name for themselves in film. Successful or otherwise however, I always plan to come back here, I love it. You know you live in a good city when you can walk down the street, beautiful summer day, and hear nothing but a couple birds in the trees. No, I dont live in the boonies. Semi-suburban area, I guess. Not a subdivision or anything, good god no. I can walk to the mall in about 5 minutes:D
WOW...That sounds almost EXACTLY like where I live...Except that OUR mall that we can walk to in 5 minutes, is actually a 15 minute walk...lol...and it's an 'open-air' mall...We have a regular mall that's a 5 minute drive...We're kinda in the middle of 'em....

Anyway, where we live we have the benefits of the city (Cincinnati is a 10-15 minute drive), without the hassle, because we live across the river in Northern Kentucky...Everything's close, we don't even need a vehicle really, we have everything we need within walking distance of us...even Dustin's job...And the Cincinnati airport is a 5 minute drive, too...It's actually located here in Kentucky) everything's nice...But..The people are TOO nice...Dustin says it creeps him out how everyone HAS to talk to someone when they pass them, they'll tell you their life story, and ask you about yours...Everyone acts like they know everyone else, and they have no problem telling you ANYTHING...

Here's just ONE example:

A few months after Dustin moved here, he was still adjusting to the differences (he was used to just being left alone, not talked to by strangers)...We went to Blockbuster to look for some stuff to put in the kids' Easter baskets....We found a few movies and video games, went up to the counter to pay and the cashier looked really upset (yeah, no one tries to hide how they're feeling either)...She said, "I hope you guys are gonna have a nice Easter...Mine's gonna be terrible....All of our holidays get ruined because my mom gets drunk...She fell down the stairs last night, and now she's in the hospital...I'm gonna go visit her after work...She's in pretty bad shape...So, I hope that at least someone can have a good time"...She was kinda half crying through most of this......

And there are much smaller examples like whenever I go to the grocery store without Seri, one of the cashiers at Bigg's will ask, "Where is your daughter...Is she still with that same guy?" and stuff like that...They do it at Meijer's too "How's your family?...I guess you managed to get out by yourselves tonight"....Stuff like that...

Anyway...He's gotten kinda used to it by now...This kinda thing happens all the time...

He read one of our license plates one time when we were at a red light...It says 'Kentucky...It really IS that friendly'...Dustin said, "It should say 'It really IS that creepy'"...lol:)

I have no complaints
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