Oh yeah. That's the delta country. I live in the northwest part of the state. I prefer the hill country. In regards to the size of the place we have a lot of those places. I guess that's why I love it here. I live in russellville ar. It's population is something like 25,000. It's a nice little community, we have a university. It's very convenient but I would rather live farther away. Too many people for me.

I married a girl from michigan. It's been almost 30 years and my family still treats it as something of a mixed marriage. What I've found is an awful lot of what we think of as north/south differences are really more city/rural differences. My wife's from a small town in southern michigan. Her parents even used a lot of the words my grandparents did. There was still a great difference in the accent tho. When we first met I could only understand just about one word in five. ;)

One word in five is about standard for some southern boys. An ol'boy from Ky. once told me I talked faster than he could think.

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Well I live NEAR a small town of 177 people(they are all related) and to be honest that might just be too many people:D. Heck it's almost like livin in the south cept these people have funny accents..Then there does happen to be a few kinda strange ones from Kalipornia. I'm bein nice when I say "kinda":rolleyes:

I've run into a couple of nice californians from around the bakersfield area but as for the rest I wouldn't give you a plug nickle for. Unfortunately you can't swing a dead cat around here without hitting a one of em. I'll take a rural yankee any day over one of those peckerwoods. :cool:

I'm actually a transplant from Western Kansas. Been in Mass since about 1970. Still my roots are in the country. I just kinda deal with city life. Retiring for good in a few years and suspect we will be moving then. Till then its Crooked Pol's and Kerry. Try as I may they are still here and will always be.

What's mass like? What do you think of the people? Do you like it? I'm guessing you don't but I could be reading you wrong. Ya know we have dummy politicians out here too, tho I think they have the worst of them.

I have lived in Texas, Ohio, Florida, and Colorado but still love Texas. I am not trying to look or talk down to your state residence, but I love Texas. We are still for the most part a Republican state. I just hope the liberal hippies do not decide to move here and poison our state.

Don't get me wrong I have loved every state, but it is the left wing loonies that are poisoning the country.

Don't look now but you're losing your state. As I understand it the most popular baby boy's name is jose'. Good luck with that.

Despite the changes in Colorado, guess I'll stay here, was raised in Texas...have lived in La,Va,Ks,NM....been here 35 years.
Dan
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