I am worried about moving to Owensboro

[kygman]

May sound corny but you just have to think of the old saying,"If someone gives you lemons, make lemonade!" Owensboro is too far away from a lot of things you're used to. Look around and you'll probably find something to keep you occupied when not working. I know it sure aint the Reds, but the Evansville Otters baseball team in the Frontier League usually has a good season. If you want to look around enough, you can find something in the area.

[PastorBill]

This is not my church. I am in Tulsa, OK. The Pastor of the church is a friend of mine. He and his wife are wonderful people.

[JudithUK]

Rent the farm There are plenty of big farmers in Daviess County that can assure income for you without you ever setting foot on the place.

As for your wife's needs, you really don't seem to care, do you? Who looks after your parents?

[sandman1]

Judith, thank you for your idea of renting out the farm though I can't tell if you were patronizing me or not. That being said, who are you to say I don't care about my wife's needs? You have no idea. I am more than willing to relocate and open up a new practice in Owensboro and it looks like that is what is going to happen. She is an only child and I understand her concerns. My parents are a good deal younger than hers and I also have two brothers and a sister back in northern kentucky. I would love to move back their someday but her parents only have her and the farm issue is a big one as well. Just because I am not thrilled about it doesn't mean I don't care. It is a big change to what I grew up around and live around now. I just wanted some advice and you gave me that and your judgement as well. Thanks and way to start off posting insulting others. I have always said Owensboro is nice, just not for me but that is her hometown and she likes it and wants to move back. Would you like some sweet tea?