Alabama chat thread (Bessemer: home, hospital, move)

[Threestep]

Originally Posted by CountryGal05

I will be by myself. So something i can live in, just me. I would love to become a Vet. I dont know what kind of schools are there for that field but i would love to do that. I just want to be in the country, i want a farm, horses stuff like that. I can do really about anything. Like for now i am working for a company who gives out student loans. ( I dont like it) but if i have to i would do probly wahtever is hiring. I am good with my hands. I like work that is manual labor. I am little, but i have some strength. I am looking for change. I am tired of how my life is now, i need something NEW!

Unfortunately this does not give much to go by. We all have dreams:>) To turn them into reality you have to work on it. Step by step.
Veterinary school is one option - if you get accepted and have the funds. Veterinary technician is an other option.

[CountryGal05]

Really all i am worried about is not making over yonder and having to come back here..(indiana) I dont want to do that. I want to be able to live there and go to school, become what i want. I would be a Vet. Tech before I became a Vet. i have no kids, no one but me I will be in AL in 2 weeks. I am going to Talladega, but alot of people told me to come there not when the race is around. I would like to know about addison..how is it there? any advice on addison? I have been looking there it seems nice.

[Southlander]

Addison? or Anniston? 2 different places...Anniston is very close to Talladega...Addison is not.
I get the impression you are very young...is that right?

[CountryGal05]

Yea I am 19. I dont think i am that young...but its Addison. I was looking it up online, it seems really nice..whats it like?

[jimmie clemons]

the town of falkville alabama has set up a speed trap to cover the towns bills so try to avoid this cross-road town if traveling on I-65!

[{ Durf }]

Greetings. My wife and I have stumbled across an opportunity to purchase property "in the valley" just outside of Crossville. We don't know anything about the state of AL let alone that part of the state, and we really don't want to make a mistake in purchasing our retirement property blinded. Can anyone advise the in's and out's of this area please? Is it considered rural to the extreme that services are limited (electricity, water, etc), or is the area beginning to develop? Are there any major cities/towns nearby within a 30-40 minute drive? We are looking at relocating from FL when we retire and we really enjoy traveling to the mountains of NC and TN throughout the year. We've got friends that already purchased in AL and are tryiing to talk us into joining them. Thanks in advance!

[Southlander]

Originally Posted by jimmie clemons

the town of falkville alabama has set up a speed trap to cover the towns bills so try to avoid this cross-road town if traveling on I-65!

It's hard to avoid Falkville if you're on I-65. You could switch to U.S. 31, but that goes through the center of town. Just back off and watch your speed, good buddy!

[Jon_2007]

Mobile huh? YouTube - Leprechaun in Mobile, Alabama

[Southsky]

Crichton... an area of Mobile.

[LisaFla]

Anybody on here from Anniston who knew the Seymours? I think they had at least one pair of twins and a daughter who "went away" for a while when she was about 15 yrs old? She left around 1960, I think. Margaret, maybe?

Was her dad the preacher? [I'm confusing myself here. sorry]