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Originally Posted by crispy
I'll admit it, the world doesn't revolve around the south, large cities up north and west are vital to this countries economy. However, I don't consider any of those cities "great", or any city for that matter. It's just too crowded and too polluted for me. I like small, rural towns. Which is why I'll probably never the Georgia, much less the Southeast. I have nothing against folks who live or want to live in the city, that's what they prefer. I just prefer my house, sitting on a good 100-150 acres, and a few good dogs to run every now and again, and a good ol' southern girl to sit and pass the evening by with.
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And see that's totally cool.
I don't understand people who live in NYC, but I also couldn't stand to live way out in the country either. I'd probably go crazy in the south. I fit in rather well in the Midwest and loved living in St. Louis for school. For me, it was just the right mix.
To you, the southern plantation (so to speak) is right, for me where I am is right, and for those city folk
Chicago, NYC, Atlanta or whatever is right.
That doesn't make one region superior to the other just better for the individual.
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