The Town that was Too Small

I grew up in town, it was too small for me, so I spent a lot of time to make it big. The Moorish people in Oklahoma are my home since I was two years old. Moore is a suburb of Oklahoma City. Air Force personnel occupy the majority of the population and offer eclectic demographics, but new faces are common. Then when my age was eleven, my family moved, so my father could return home with his father (sell parts of the truck). Our new house is in a country close to Mansford and Cleveland. I noticed that these small towns have different cultures.

Albany is a wide and calm southernmost town today, with various shops and salons lined up. Normally, the northern part is Caucasian and the southern part is black. On Saturday the town looks really small and often takes a long nap. But on Saturday the county suddenly gave up the place A perfect black farmer flooded the street, filled the shop, closed the sidewalk, narrowed the aisles, and completely occupied the town. They are black, strong, rude compatriots, gentle and simple, to some extent talkative, but quieter and more meditative than those of Rhine-Palatinate, Naples, Krakow. They drank quite a bit of whiskey, but they should not get drunk; they sometimes talk loudly or laugh, but rarely argue or fight. No, I am not so happy, but I am more happy than they did not come.

I can not say that living in a small town is not a good choice. However, there are several advantages. Most of the people in the town are friendly and understand each other. They build communities and try to preserve their customs and culture. In addition, the town has fresh air, the environment is natural and beautiful. Because there are no factories and traffic jams, pollution in the town is small. Because of its clean and natural environment, the town is quiet and quiet. You can get fresh water, vegetables, fruits and so on. Another aspect