First, it's interesting to note that this person actually lives in Morrisville, a neighboring suburb to Cary, yet clearly believes herself qualified to run it down. One of the many benefits of living in Cary is that it's a superbly-run town, with utilities and facilities you can count on - very few of which the residents of neighboring towns have access to.
Second, her first complaint is the lack of a water park nearby. Really? That is to you essential to qualify as a liveable suburb? If so, shouldn't you have moved to Fuquay, where your precious waterpark apparently is, and not here?
Thirdly, she is right that Wake County is fairly large, but unless your job is to drive every square mile of the county, it's unclear what this complaint is about. One of the benefits of living in Cary is that it is centrally located in the triangle - and you can drive to most places that most people would want to visit: Durham, Chapel Hill, downtown Raleigh. If you want to be able central to Wake County, you should have lived in Raleigh, and not on its westernmost edge in Morrisville.
Finally she whines about there not being enough malls. What decade does one have to be living in before one realizes that all the malls are closing? And again, why not live close to a mall rather than in a town that does not have one?
All of the whines and complaints listed here appear self-inflicted, and to blame one's own poor choices and lack of judgement on a town that one does not even live in seems rather vicious. I wish her a quick return to whatever imaginary city will meet all of her needs.
Chris |
Cary, NC |
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