Friday Five time!
- What’s something non food-related you have to go to a nearby town to do because the town where you live doesn’t have it?
Alas, C'est pas vrai. |
I just moved to a very small town, so that’s
nearly everything. There’s a gas station, a library, a tiny post office. Oh…and
oddly enough, a candle store and distribution center, 1803 Candle Co. But the drug store, grocery store, hair
salons, movie theaters, bookstores, game stores…all in the next towns.
- What’s something you go to a nearby town to do because your town’s version of it isn’t as good?
Yep, again, nearly everything.
We do have a really sweet clock tower. |
- What’s something
people in nearby towns come to your town to do?
Not pictured: He Who Walks Behind the Rows |
- In what way are residents of a nearby town different from residents in your town?
Hm, I live fifteen minutes from Dekalb, IL.
That’s where NIU is located. I’m thinking Dekalb is gonna have a higher
percentage of liberals.
Look at 'em. Rabble rousers! |
- Many towns give themselves nicknames, like “______ Capital of America” or “America’s ___________est Town” or “Home of __________.” What would be a good nickname along these lines to give the town where you live?
I realize my small town is a bit bigger than yours....;) but what I'd give for a bookstore here. Even a nice used one. It was quite the shock going from Crystal Lake to here. A Borders and Barns and Noble within 1/4 mile of each other. *sigh* And a Kohl's, Marshals AND TJMaxx!
ReplyDeleteRegardless, I love it here. And I suspect my wallet is a bit more safe. :)
That picture was snagged off of Wikipedia, it's actually a bookstore in Italy. While Waterman doesn't have much, DeKalb is a college town and has a few more things. Sycamore is close too, it's one of those "cute" towns so it might have an independent bookstore.
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