Wanting Something Better
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5/7/2014
I grew up in rural Minnesota, went to a Junior College in North Dakota, moved to Miami for five years and worked, After that, I moved to New York City for work and lived there for four years, and ended up in Fort Lauderdale to raise my family. We are still here twenty-two years later but have such a want to live and work in Lynchburg to put my special needs son through the law school at Liberty University. My neighborhood has changed so much that the day i was moving my son to FAU last fall for his first year, I was almost killed from a hit and run incident very close from my home. I don't care about people saying that Lynchburg is for religious people. If anyone stops and takes the time to do the research necessary before making a move, they will see that people of faith are generally happier, healthier and more giving. In order to be employable, you need to be a well-rounded person. It may be true that the wages are lower, but the cost of living is lower.
Living in the extreme north and the extreme south, not much would affect me about being between, besides, I miss the fall. My difficulty is my New Jersey native wife does not want to leave, but ultimately, she may not have a choice because I can envision the company I work for going under in a couple months. Who's economy is it now, Mr. Obama?
David | Lauderhill, FL