Posted by Buzzman72 on February 16, 2010 at 13:18:36 from (74.129.194.33):
In Reply to: Re: OT,saw on Yahoo posted by Oldmax on February 16, 2010 at 11:44:06:
I grew up in a small town. When I got married, I moved to a toen closer to the city so I woudn't have so far to drive to work. After 15 years my first wife died and I moved back to the county where I grew up. But suddenly I was an "outsider," because my kids had gone to school in a suburb of the big city. My mom, grandmother, and dozens of cousins still live in the home community, but after spending the last 15 years back in the county where I grew up,I'm still considered an "outsider" or a "transplant" from the city. Still trying to figure out how that works.
Oh, yeah...the attitude I get comes primarily from folks who were "transplants" during the period I lived just outside the big city. They now consider themselves "longtime residents," but I'm not...even though, on the aggregate, I've lived here more years than they have.
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