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In Another World

I've been traveling on business this week and it looks like I'll be staying another week. The only thing I find wrong with that is that I didn't bring enough clothes for two weeks so I'll probably end up washing some clothes here in the hotel.

You know, it really is a different world from where I come from. I'm in the north central part of the country. They call it the Midwest, but I don't know why.

The think I DO like here is the women. They're what I call 'healthy' women. Not fat, not skinny... just healthy.... a little thicker than most, but nice. The kind of woman that I'm looking for.

It's also interesting to note the age difference between the married couples. In our office here, we've got a young lady who just turned 18 who is getting married (already married?) to a 41 year old man. This is not unusual here. And these are NOT fat and ugly young women. They are, however, not very attractive men. It gives me hope.

There's just not much to do up here. I'm used to being able to go somewhere and have that place entertain me (a theater, club, etc.). Here there aren't places like that in town. You have to go one town over to get to a movie theater.

Anyhow, I'm not here to badmouth this 'burg.

I'll try and write more later.

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