Country Living

Yes, I consider our house as "in the country." Those that are from the country would laugh at this statement. Heck, people who live in towns would laugh at this statement. But citygirls like me would have to agree.

 

You know you live in the country when...

 

Gunshots don't make you jump

You can always hear roosters in the distance

Picking up after your dogs rarely never happens

You frequently pass your house because there aren't any street lights and you don't see it

When you ask your husband to go to the store to pick up an ingredient you forgot, he just looks at you like you're insane to suggest a 30 minute round trip to the commissary

Oh, and you pour buttermilk down your toilet

 

These are just some of the things I've been noticing since we moved out here. It has been an adjustment, but for the better. I'm more organized with my shopping, at least. I know we're not truly "country living" but I told Zack if you're on a septic tank you live in the country.

And I'm sticking to that.