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Every place has there pros and cons, I like slightly rural because of all the green. owo

My city has green. Google pictures of Edmonton, Alberta.

My old city was small. This new one, Texarkana, is...eh, it's just dirty. 2014 15th Most Dangerous City in the US champions and just generally ugly/abandoned for a city its size. Train station though, so that is a plus.

I want to visit Tammy now. OWO

I knew all of the 83 other people I graduated with. and Tam is going to be terrorized by me by the end of this decade, I've decided.

Why would she be terrorized?

Because that's what I call it when I visit friends. :)

Ah, so its just spending time with you in general. got it. XD

I grew up in Boise Idaho which is ok sized. I just moved to Portland OR though and it's like WOAH look at all these people. I get really overwhelmed!

I'm never planning to move to a crowded city, I've already told my friend I'd never live in the one down the road from here. It's a college town and they've decreased the parking so that they can make money off the college kids from towing them and don't care if local get caught up in it. >_>

Huh? Why? LOL

Awww. Yeah. I identify with you. I felt like I was going to die from culture shock when I first moved to Edmonton. Because I grew up out in the sticks. Wayyyyy out in the sticks. We didn't even have running water or indoor plumbing.

Umm...so been having depressive episodes...a lot lately...and this weekend failed to help (it hurt to be honest)
...I'll try to keep going, but if I am quiet, I am sorry...

*hugs for Law*


I had a bit of culture shock when I moved to Omaha (Population of about 446,600)... I grew up only hearing sirens (other than the tornado siren) on an inconsistent basis, and for the first several months, I'd hear the fire trucks go by and have to stop to watch them. Tam can attest to the fact that I stopped doing so because the sounds happened on a daily basis and I got desensitized to them.

*sends hugs for Lawtan*

Because I want to take pretty pictures of where Tam lives. XD

*gives hugs, and a two-headed make-believe puppy to love you*

LOL Yeah, when we first started talking, she thought my mention of daily firetrucks and car alarms meant that I lived in a huge city, or that something terrible was happening.

XD Did you see pictures of the river valley? That's the best part, and we even have at least one place where this soft stone cliff sticks out of the bushes and has what almost look like hoodoos carved into it by the wind and rain.