Glad to see a little farmboy still in you.Looks much better than just two cars and a golf cart. A couple of totally off-topic questions re: AZ
1)Being from ND, how do you hold up living so close to your neighbors? Seems all AZ houses, while far nicer than most midwest farmhouses, are right on top of one another. Do you miss your privacy?
2) Do you ever get used to the traffic?
3) Do you ever get used to waiting in line all the time because of all the people? It seems, when we are there, that we wait in line to eat, gas up the car, pay for our goods in stores, go to a bank, etc--wait, wait, wait. I am half afraid that if I had a more permanant place to stay, I"d just become a hermit to avoid all the waiting.
4) How do you stand the summers?
I ask because I go to AZ for a week each Feb to escape the sub-zero cold, and while I LOVE the weather, I don"t know if I could get used to the other stuff I asked about. Curious as in a few years I may get rid of livestock and would then look for someplace WARM to spend most of winter (and maybe eventually retire altogether), and I am wondering if I could ever get used to the lifestyle that one has to accept to get the unbeatable winter weather.
Can"t beat the sun, but too many cars, shopping centers, people, etc. Wife loves it but I am unsure if I could adjust.
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