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Wow...does it really take 4 years to not get noticed as an 'outsider' when setting up in town?
Can't I get a certificate or something before I move in ????...;-).....From the looks of it I would imagine 'trust' and someone's word are qualities important there!
You never really "break up" with someone in a small town. Impossible! Because you usually work together, or go to the VFW on Friday nights, or see them in church. You have an amicable parting..
You know you live in a small town and go to the gun show, and see your ex husband, and two of your last lovers all looking at guns together. And they are all related. Cousins, or married to a cousin...
So true! Hopefully I've been gone long enough for this not to be so much of an issue. Oh, except the one's I can't remember...
I laugh when someone tells me they moved to a small town and are living the rural life. Struggles and all...of 20,000 people.
I lived in a town with a stop sign inhabited by maybe 500 people and that is a stretch. We had a general store which has closed. No businesses in the "downtown".
Ypu LOL carebear, we are 650 mailboxes here, it kills me when folks say they are a small town of......6000
One of our general tores closed when the highway superintendant broke up with his girlfriend who ran it, she drove it into the ground. Sat on her a$$ with her laptop and tried to employ someone to pour the coffee and man the cash register.
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