Thanks for sharing this sentiment, Rob. Yes, you're right where you and Tammy should be.
I live in rural Janesville; I have lived in much more densely-populated places. I like where I am now. When I need a touch of the big city, I can go there for a while but then return here to the peace and quiet of "the middle of nowhere". I enjoy this switching direction better than the other way -- living in a densely-urban setting and occasionally going to the country. (And contrary to some sources whose aim is to sow division, I've never considered my Iowa friends any less, or more, admirable than my coastal friends and I believe they feel the same about me, even with my Boston accent.)
"I suspect that, if it were somewhere of real importance, it would have decided that space was not the right place to be and it would not have recovered from the windstorm that took it down just weeks after it was planted."
Thanks for sharing this sentiment, Rob. Yes, you're right where you and Tammy should be.
I live in rural Janesville; I have lived in much more densely-populated places. I like where I am now. When I need a touch of the big city, I can go there for a while but then return here to the peace and quiet of "the middle of nowhere". I enjoy this switching direction better than the other way -- living in a densely-urban setting and occasionally going to the country. (And contrary to some sources whose aim is to sow division, I've never considered my Iowa friends any less, or more, admirable than my coastal friends and I believe they feel the same about me, even with my Boston accent.)
"I suspect that, if it were somewhere of real importance, it would have decided that space was not the right place to be and it would not have recovered from the windstorm that took it down just weeks after it was planted."
LOL 😂😂😂