was out in Sycamore (read: bumblefuck) last Friday and had an amusing, though baffling, time hanging with
Accountamatrix,
Thespa, and some other people i was meeting for the first time. it was very - domestic. Norman Rockwell even: lotsa trucks; one-horse town with A blink-length main drag; very amicable but simple people; children; gargantuan
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Sorry... especially when coming from a straight boy it just smacks of... something you are better than.
disclamer - I am seriously pmsing and probably picking fights
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Doesn't seem that bad to this straight guy.
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I' glad you liked the place, but get some perspective dude. Just because there's *GASP!* SPACE between the cities doesn't mean you're in bumblefuck.
Bumblefuck is several miles west of Sycamore. But next time yer out that way we should definitely hit Lord Stanley's for a beer and a blue cheese burger. :)
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that bleu cheese burger sounds great right about now. with extra onions
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That don't amke it "rural". Genoa is pretty rural, but drive another 5 miles down to Kirkland or Kingston or Faredale even, and you'll understand the difference. Genoa actually has some industry and a McDonalds. What I'm pointing out is that your sense of rural vs city is completely whacked. You grew up in spitting distance of Oz. You are WAY deep into the urban side of the bell curve. EVERYTHING is rural compared to the citystate of Chitown.
Which college? Um... Dude, it's cheek by jowl with Dekalb. I mean, you drive down DeKalb Avenue in Sycamore and when you pass the Culvers/Church/Farm-n-Fleet it turns into Sycamore Road in DeKalb. NIU is in Dekalb.
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I'm trying to integrate him slowly. My next apartment may very well be in Kingston (what a plesant little town) so he'll have to come visit me there. Of course, Oregon, IL, is fantastic, but terribly far away from anyone I know.
And John-corrections, 3 1/2 years, and ex-boyfriend.
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