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- Thread starter Woodson
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Yes. Colorado worked for me. Indiana did not work for me socially and Virginia is great because I have family, but not much beyond that. I think you can find people anywhere if you are social enough, I just never make the effort.
Good luck. My sister went to school in Wichita. There are a lot of Mennonites there :shrug:
Im a big city guy here. Ive got to work on fitting in. It seems most of my support staff went to high school together, married an in law, or has a relationship with everyone.
Point is,the grapevine is small here, everyone wants personal info, or whatever. In ATL you coukd enjoy your time on the weekends and never bump in to anyone.
In wichita, everyone goes to the same restaurants, pubs, or stores...
I seriously thought i was being followed around town until i brought this up last night at dinner when i ran into the same work people for the nth time....
Its a little much really.
Point is,the grapevine is small here, everyone wants personal info, or whatever. In ATL you coukd enjoy your time on the weekends and never bump in to anyone.
In wichita, everyone goes to the same restaurants, pubs, or stores...
I seriously thought i was being followed around town until i brought this up last night at dinner when i ran into the same work people for the nth time....
Its a little much really.
I grew up in a town where everyone knows everyone, I know what you mean. I don't run into anyone now I am in Houston, I mean ever run into anyone, I like the other way around I guess I am nosy, small town...BOL
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