Blue pills and Baggies...

[cbrchick]

So I am hanging on the couch the other day when my husband comes inside after sweeping up crap from the winter's thaw.

I live off a main road. It's an interesting area. There's half a million dollar houses mixed in with crack houses around here. We've never had an issue, and from taking care of millions of people in this city and chatting with the police at work, it's all the same no matter where you live.

Anyway, some interesting people and things pass by our house on their way to where ever.

My husband comes up stairs with a guessing game. He's holding two empty packages in his hand.

One is a small baggie used for drugs of some description. The other is an empty blister pack for Viagra.

Neither belong to him/us. We're thinking it might be from some off the peeps that moved outta this large, old duplex a few houses down. It coulda just blown down the street/outta someone's window.

I love my view. I'm close to everything. I can take the dog to a million parks within a 10 minute drive. Work is 5 mins away.

But sometimes I think suburbia is where it's at.

[Tmall]

I hear ya. I need to find a place to live ASAP that will allow my dog. And I'm thinking outside the city is the way to go.

[tommymac]

Viagra is becomming a big thing in some of the clubs. had a guy approach me asking if I would write him scripts fo rit so he can sell it in clubs for 10 bucks a pop and he would give me a cut.

granted we dont get paid that well as a state employee but the risk/reward was def not worth it for me

Tom

[wildchild]

I have to say the long commute to and from work sometimes really blows, but then you get home let the dogs rip around a huge yard, and then take them for a little 2 mile hike. Never see more then two people on that hike. Yeah it's worth it.
I don't miss living in the city at all. The conveniences are nice but it gives us a reason to take a ride when we need something.

[tommymac]

Originally Posted by wildchild

I have to say the long commute to and from work sometimes really blows, but then you get home let the dogs rip around a huge yard, and then take them for a little 2 mile hike. Never see more then two people on that hike. Yeah it's worth it.
I don't miss living in the city at all. The conveniences are nice but it gives us a reason to take a ride when we need something.

but youre in wisconsin, arent there about 10 people in the whole state

Tom

[Particle Man]

If the dog goes outside and comes in with a boner then you don't have to guess what the pills are anymore.

[Cutty72]

I live "in town" but said town has a population of about 200 people, so it's almost like living in the country. I love it, and you could not get me to move back into a large city.

[pauldun170]

Originally Posted by Particle Man

If the dog goes outside and comes in with a boner then you don't have to guess what the pills are anymore.

[MILK]

Originally Posted by wildchild

I have to say the long commute to and from work sometimes really blows, but then you get home let the dogs rip around a huge yard, and then take them for a little 2 mile hike. Never see more then two people on that hike. Yeah it's worth it.
I don't miss living in the city at all. The conveniences are nice but it gives us a reason to take a ride when we need something.

Agreed!

[wildchild]

Originally Posted by tommymac

but youre in wisconsin, arent there about 10 people in the whole state

Tom

LOL that's only in winter. Summertime all the snowbirds come back and we have at least 15.