I moved to the suburbs, but that’s probably not what you mean. A coworker lives on several acres in rural Georgia. It sounds like it has all of the ups and dow

I moved to the suburbs, but that’s probably not what you mean. A coworker lives on several acres in rural Georgia. It sounds like it has all of the ups and downs that you might imagine: his house is absolutely gorgeous, and he got to design and have it built himself. he uses a chainsaw several times per year, and now has strong opinions about chainsaw maintenance. But he hast to hire a tutor for his kids, because the local school is some combination of too far away and not good enough for the future he wants for them. Getting them socialized is an effortful thing. I haven’t heard him talk about good friends in the area, though there have been some colorful characters.