Things I miss about Utah:
-- Horchata, Costa Vida, Betos--Mexican food in general
--Real grocery stores with big shopping carts where you can buy food in bulk without having to go to Costco--including whole wheat flour
--Folk dance and clogging and rec nights
--Being able to find a ticket to fly home for under $100
--Being able to drive 75 MPH on the freeway and drive faster than 25 mph on all major roads
--The mountains
--The open space and fresh air
--the dollar theater
--My friends and family!
Things I don't miss about Utah
--the fear of death as a pedestrian walking south of campus
--the fear of killing pedestrians driving south of campus
--the snow that never goes away
--way-too-happy people doing really obnoxiously happy things (I know, I was one of those people once in a while but mostly I'm a scrooge)
--the west side of I-15
--The lack of greenery
--the public library system in Provo and Orem
Lists about what I love and miss about Cincinnati would be too long--I don't know why but I just really loved that place!
Things I like about Cleveland
--Free zoo every Monday
--The Cleveland library system
--Cool parks
--It's proximity to Pennsylvania, NY, and Michigan (no particular reason I just think it's cool)
--Being in the Kirtland Stake
--Amish Country!!!!
--All the cool friends we have made here so far
--It's home!
(P.S. I'm trying to be optimistic about where I live and so I will not make a list about things I dislike about Cleveland--you can just substitute the things I miss about Utah and that will fill you in a little bit)
2 comments:
I'm SO glad to hear that you liked Cincinnati. I've heard many families living in Cincinnati for school complain about how they hated it. (Mostly because it's nothing like Utah.) I like Cincinnati a lot too so I'm glad you also like it. :-) Glad you're enjoying the snow up in Cleveland!
Have you been to the Cleveland Art Museum? It's one of my favorites! I went when I was in High School and I've never forgotten it. I liked the atrium area.
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