Whenever I am on holiday or company trips and I talk to folks about their hometowns, they never fail to admit their shock when they learn that I live in such a remote venue of the country.

• I know that the majority of people live in cities with populations in the millions, but for people care about me, I do not prefer that.

In the little city that I live in, there are only a few thousand people and because the city is so small, all of us take care of each other. For example, last New Year’s Eve I woke up to a condo that was so frigid that I could see our breath. It seems awful, but really all I had to do was call our neighbor, and chris is the owner of the only HVAC contractor in town, and because we know each other, he came over without hesitation to try and fix up our broken down heater. Now this might not seem significant about anything special, but if I was living in a huge city, there is little to no option that I would be able to get our heater repaired on a national holiday unless I was willing to pay through the nose for the privilege. My buddy Pete was able to get the heated gas furnace up and running in no time, and he wanted no pay except for a quick cup of joe. Now don’t get myself and others wrong, I am not saying that life in a small city is perfect by any stretch. I’m simply saying that when it comes to living in a little city, there are some things that you just don’t get in huge cities, and I appreciate that!
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