Re: OT/how do you handle it?

Posted by Fixerupper on March 21, 2010 at 15:44:34 from (207.177.13.178):

In Reply to: OT/how do you handle it? posted by rrlund on March 21, 2010 at 08:51:37:

I don't know what your home life is like nor do I know your neighbors and hometown folk, but some times the grass that's greener on the other side of the fence turns brown after awhile.

You probably know for the past 13 years I've done some galavanting around on the wheat harvest. I've 'lived' in a lot of towns for two week stints and then moved on for another two week stay in another town, from Oklahoma to Saskatchewan and everywhere in between.

After a few years of visiting the same towns I kind of got a feel for what the natives are really like. In some towns the coffee shoppers will start conversing with me right away, In other towns they turn their backs.

So If you do move south, away from the mud and snow, and by golly, it sounds real inviting right now, check out the area you want to be in.
On the surface it might look like the ideal location but if the locals don't want you in their social circle, you won't be happy.

Whatever you do, keep on posting here. Jim

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