Apparently when you move to a new city you do
things you would never do in your hometown.
In Houston, I'm pretty sure I NEVER drove the speed
limit.
In Greensboro, it just seems like the polite thing
to do…at least 50% of the time.
In Houston, going to the farmer's market was a
twice a year event and usually we had to pack some heat.
In Greensboro, it just seems to be the Saturday
norm.
In Houston, I left my backdoor open because I
burned dinner and had to let the smoke out of the house.
In Greensboro, it just seems like a lovely way to
experience fresh air.
In Houston, driving home at 5:45 would cause high
blood pressure, cold sweat, and extreme cursing.
In Greensboro, it just seems like a great
opportunity to sing along with the radio and maybe stop to take a picture of
sunflowers.
In Houston, I would drive a little longer because
the radio and song choices were so amazing.
In Greensboro, it just seems like no one has ever
heard of any decent hip hop or rap artists.
In Houston, we could drive a quarter of a mile and
experience some of the best restaurants in YOUR LIFE.
In Greensboro, it just seems like cooking at home
is more appropriate.
In Houston, I am loved.
In Greensboro, it just seems like it.
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