@loveembignsexy: Not very many people can live so far out in the country. Once while living in the Arizona Desert the nearest town to me was 25 miles aways & the my nearest neighbor was over 10 miles away, best place I ever lived.

@tractorjohn: that sounds a lil way too out there for this girl

@tractorjohn: re/living in a place where the nearest neib is a mile away, it`s better than living in a sardine can full of jerks lol

I was born in the city, and I imagine I was the drama in a few small towns because I`ve never been able to keep my paws off a country boy =D. I moved to the country for a while but everybody knew eachother and it was really hard to make friends. And REALLY hard to find work. But I loved taking care of the horses, and putting my knitting in the fairs, and going for a run/ride on a road that went on forever, and real water coming out of the taps. Any country guys lookin for a housewife? Lol

Like I said not many people can live that far out in the country. That place in the Arizona Desert was a grape farm, had plenty of heated water wells for irrigation to use as my own private hot tub. The land was so rich you could grow just about anything in your garden you wanted. Friends would stay for days enjoying the fishing in the nearby river & the beauty of the nightly sunsets, the peace & quiet that nature has to offer.

I totally agree with you about that. Where I'm living now there's no cars honking their horns or playing loud music, no litter, no hearing the neighbors fuss & fight and of course can go for a walk without my dogs being on a leash.

I was born in a Jungle :) in a remote town in my homeland . While I was enjoying the beauty of Mother Nature I have this crave to discover the other side of the world. At a young age , I started wandering different places, different cultures , different Do's & Dont's. I live in the city for more than 2 decades now but my HOME is still the jungle where I was born , the small town where I know by heart I belong.