Living in the country is something I have known a good deal of my life. I did grow up in Leitchfield, Ky. But I must say, I am still getting use to the sound of crickets at night and the trains. I am use to hearing bottles being thrown out of the hideaway, people fighting in the streets of Bardstown road, loud neighbors and the bands playing next door. It is taking some getting use to, but I think I like it. Never did I think I would enjoy solitude, and the sound of nothing really. But I think it was a nice change. At least for a while. Being removed from my city life helps me see past whats going on this weekend and helps me to focus on finishing school, and various projects I want to accomplish. I get to garden!!! I have a yard, and I really enjoy the smell of the fresh cut grass. I am not saying I do not miss Louisville, because I do, I love love love that city. And some of my best friends are there, and there is not a moment that passes that I do not wish I could have packed them up with me. I am just saying, I am making the best of country living, and I have the luxury of being able to enjoy city living anytime I want, after all it's only a drive away!