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> This is an interesting thread. I live in a rural area of Connecticut. Most
> people don't realize there are such remote areas as this in southern New
> England, but there isn't much here. If you want to do anything, you usually
> need to travel, and we travel a lot. Nearest mall is an hour away. I'm doing
> graduate work at Central CT S. U. which is an hour and 20 minutes (60 mi)
> southwest. My girlfriend lives an hour and 25 minutes(70 mi) north. The
> largest roads within 30 miles are state secondary roads, two lane asphalt.
> But I don't mind driving. This is a good place to live.
>
> Mark
yay for commuters! best site i've seen in ages...
http://www.ihatethelirr.com
for those of you who never had to suffer the 1-2 hour NYC commute to get
to work bless your cotton socks and as they say here in NZ "get hard!"
commuting is a blessing in diguise. when else do you get to see the leaves
in the fall, get time to just "think" and drink your coffee, listen to
YOUR music (as opposed to your kids, hubbies, kids at school etc) and let
your hair dry at the same time!
NZ is nice... but i sure miss CT what a beautiful part of the states.
drive on mark!
-L
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