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Well I'm not sorry to be leaving
right back at ya!! |
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Moderator cut: Personal Attack I don't live in Florida, but will be moving there in 6 months, and yes it will be a change from what I am used to, but I look forward to boosting my knowledge of other cultures and look at it as being positive and asking how I can best take advantage of the situation and learn something. Last edited by cmj_fla; 08-12-2008 at 01:00 PM.. |
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best breakfast in town
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Good morning, I haved lived a wonderful subdivison in St. Cloud for over 5 years now. To be honest and town is what you make of it. Like every where you go there are good people and bad people...there is a diversity of people...there are Hispanic people, black people, Chinese people, Italians, Irish, German, Cajun...and the list goes on..but as far as I can see, people live in St. Cloud. I think it is a beautiful little town, a wonderful place to live and I am very happy in my decision to move here. Central Florida does have a lot of small towns, so it is a good idea to check out as many as you can to see what works for you.
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While I appreciate and respect your opinion, Karen888, I will have to disagree on few aspects of your statment. First, yes the main artery out of St. Cloud is 192, but there are a few different ways around if you do a little investiagting you may figure this out. Second, you mentioned that there is no culture, have you not stepped outside and met anyone? I live in a small subdivision and we have a polish couple, a few hispanic family's, a german family, some people that are true Cajuns....it is amazing the people that are out there if you just open your eyes and get to know someone new and learn about their family and where they are from and what they have done and what they are doing...that's culture.
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