"Sometimes it feels like this world is spinning faster Than it did in the old days So naturally, we have more natural disasters From the strain of a fast pace Sunday was a day of rest Now, it's one more day for progress And we can't slow down 'cause more is best It's all an endless process. Well I miss Mayberry Sitting on the porch drinking ice-cold cherry coke Where everything is black and white Picking on a six string Where people pass by and you call them by their first name Watching the clouds roll by..." ~Rascal Flatts~
"...joy and gladness shall be found therein, thanksgiving and a voice of melody." Isaiah 51:3
Monday, June 8, 2009
A Small Town Girl
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Love the small town too! We lived in Payette with 5 acres for a while. Everyone waved to each other. Farmers would show up and plow the driveway during the winter. It was so nice! Then you move into the sub-division where no one waves to anyone and the neighbors keep to themselves! Done the big city too, Seattle and Chicago. Boise is a happy medium.
ReplyDeleteI like the idea of small towns, and I like visiting, but I could never live in one. I need Target!
ReplyDeleteLike your friend Kristina, I need a Target too!
ReplyDeleteI actually wonder what it would be like to live in the city....New York for instance. Walking to work and shopping. Where my view would be of a skyline. I would like to try it sometime, but I think I would still prefer my own life.
Yes...I absolutely think that heaven is a small town....and I'm sure that there are lightning bugs twinkling in the distance...
ReplyDeleteI love small towns, too...
I enjoyed living in NYC when I was there, but now that I'm here in the country, I could never live in a big city again...this is the life!
I could never live in a small town. Oh wait I already do. Yeah it's not for me. Give me a city with a Target, Barnes & Noble and Old Navy within easy driving distance. A Cheesecake Factory wouldn't kill me either.
ReplyDeleteLove the picture with all the tractors lined up on the street. Did you take that?