Posted 11 April 2010 - 12:32 AM
But that's just it, y'all do not always understand how much of a pain in the ass it can be living this far out. Grocery store? It's a twenty minute drive. Walmart? That's a half hour away. Nearest Pizza Hut? Yup, again that's a thirty minute drive.
Plus I live on a gravel road. Think about that for just a minute. It's two miles down a gravel road. When it rains, it turns into a mud road. In the summer, when it gets dry, the dust is everywhere.
Internet? You have dial-up and satellite. Mobile phone? I have one bar and can send texts in the house but to make a phone call I have to go outside and walk around to find a good enough signal for the other person to hear me.
Then again, I have no neighbours next door. I have no noise from a city. If I want to pee in my backyard I can (and do at night (it's closer to go outside then to the bathroom)). I have frogs, and birds, and deer, and coyotes to listen to at night and admire when I can see them.
So if you can put up with all the inconveniences of living in the middle of nowhere then yes, it's a great place to live. But if having all the joys of modern life close at hand sounds more appealing, then no, you wouldn't like it out here.