Where I'm from......

2qt · 06-03-2018, 05:06 PM

Where I am from is a place some would call hell, I am surrounded with fainted yellow grass that's dried out from drought, tree's with little leaves left to grow in a town with little population & miles from the locals....

We have our share of creepy critters that roam & wild animals that hunt....

But what I see is all the beauty that surrounds some of the ugly....

Wide open spaces, a night sky you can take in for miles without the interference of city lights, able to make as much sound or noise as you like, swim in nature, walk in nature, ride a horse, milk a cow for fresh milk, raid a hens pen for fresh eggs, pitch a tent for camping fun or just a place where fur babies can run free without all the common restrictions of city living & you can relax....

If you drive 30 minutes into town you will come across our local stores, to fill up on life's wants & needs & if you drive an hour or 2 you will reach several cities & beaches for the shop till you drop desires we sometimes have (well at least I do), & ocean shores for a change in scenery when required.....

At the moment I live in the country, I grew up in the country so for me country isn't hell, it's a lifestyle....

MsTinkerbelly · 06-03-2018, 10:17 PM

Where i’m from, everyone in town raised you and would call to tell your momma you were bad. I rode my bicycle all over town, and never worried about theft or weird folks bothering me. The man (George) who ran the liquor department at the grocery store, would call our mom to ask if she knew we were buying candy, and drove me home one time when I cut my foot.

We had a main shopping street, and when I got older we would cruise up and down in our cars with our friends...and at Christmas you could go there for a hayride with hot chocolate.

Where I came from my entire family lived within 20 miles, and we had many bbq’s and parties in my Grandparents (1 acre) backyard, hiding in the bunkhouse and climbing the fruit trees.

I went to school with all of the same people from kindergarten through high school, and have many great memories of a time lived without fences or fear.

Fourth of July parades, swimming at the park pool...happy happy times.

06-03-2018, 05:06 PM	#1
2qt Member How Do You Identify?: Femme Preferred Pronoun?: She, her.. Relationship Status: Single Join Date: Oct 2010 Location: Mothership Posts: 873 My Photo Gallery Thanks: 861 Thanked 1,966 Times in 582 Posts Rep Power: 15312203	Where I am from is a place some would call hell, I am surrounded with fainted yellow grass that's dried out from drought, tree's with little leaves left to grow in a town with little population & miles from the locals.... We have our share of creepy critters that roam & wild animals that hunt.... But what I see is all the beauty that surrounds some of the ugly.... Wide open spaces, a night sky you can take in for miles without the interference of city lights, able to make as much sound or noise as you like, swim in nature, walk in nature, ride a horse, milk a cow for fresh milk, raid a hens pen for fresh eggs, pitch a tent for camping fun or just a place where fur babies can run free without all the common restrictions of city living & you can relax.... If you drive 30 minutes into town you will come across our local stores, to fill up on life's wants & needs & if you drive an hour or 2 you will reach several cities & beaches for the shop till you drop desires we sometimes have (well at least I do), & ocean shores for a change in scenery when required..... At the moment I live in the country, I grew up in the country so for me country isn't hell, it's a lifestyle....

06-03-2018, 10:17 PM	#2
MsTinkerbelly Timed Out - TOS Drama How Do You Identify?: ... Preferred Pronoun?: ... Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: ... Posts: 6,573 My Photo Gallery Thanks: 30,737 Thanked 22,908 Times in 5,019 Posts Rep Power: 0	Where i’m from, everyone in town raised you and would call to tell your momma you were bad. I rode my bicycle all over town, and never worried about theft or weird folks bothering me. The man (George) who ran the liquor department at the grocery store, would call our mom to ask if she knew we were buying candy, and drove me home one time when I cut my foot. We had a main shopping street, and when I got older we would cruise up and down in our cars with our friends...and at Christmas you could go there for a hayride with hot chocolate. Where I came from my entire family lived within 20 miles, and we had many bbq’s and parties in my Grandparents (1 acre) backyard, hiding in the bunkhouse and climbing the fruit trees. I went to school with all of the same people from kindergarten through high school, and have many great memories of a time lived without fences or fear. Fourth of July parades, swimming at the park pool...happy happy times.