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Jan 3, 2014 · Living in the middle of nowhere makes you come up with your own stimuli, which turn out to be internal more often than not. You’ll figure things out about yourself–what you like and dislike, why it is that you hate or love certain things, what values you hold, and what you want in life.
- Chrissy Stockton
- The Jones’s Don’T Matter
- Social Media Isn’T Everything
- Be Grateful For What You Have Even If It Isn’T Much
- Don’T Just Live Life, Cherish It
- A Slower Life Is A Better Life
- Don’T Get It Twisted!
- What You Need vs. What You Want
- Living in The Middle of Nowhere – Give It A Go!
Who are the Jones’s anyway? And why is everybody so worried about keeping up with them? If you live in a very rural area, your answer to those questions will probably vary greatly than that of someone living in a more urban area. When I was living in Wyoming, I didn’t know the Jones’s. They didn’t exist. There is not one single person or family tha...
Internet was a privilege in the middle of nowhere. And it wasn’t fast or reliable or in unlimited supply. Our internet access was confined to satellite providers. There was no cable internet available for miles. And our usage was completely cut off when we reached our monthly limit, which was less than 1 GB of data. Eeek! So naturally, one of the f...
True story: It took me two full weeks to get telephone service at our middle of nowhere house. I went back and forth with two different phone companies, each of them telling me that the other serviced our address. Neither really knowing where the heck we actuallylived. And remember, we lived right in the middle of a Verizon no-fly zone, so I had to...
About six months after we moved to Wyoming, I almost died, literally. Sepsis and heart failure and a myriad of other conditions hit me all at once… You can read more about my near-death experience and how it taught me to not sweat the small stuff here. When I got out of the ICU after a nine day stay, and we finally turned off the highway onto our l...
Slow down and enjoy life. So many people are busy rushing from one place to the next, that they don’t ever have time to stop and look around at what is passing them by. People that live in the middle of nowhere have one speed: slow as molasses. There is no Target or McDonald’s down the street to run and grab toiletries or a quick lunch. The kids do...
Your priorities, that is. Living in an urban area surrounded by “stuff”, it’s easy to let your priorities shift to things that don’t matter, without even realizing it. Family, Friends, and Faith can easily be replaced by Money, Money, Money. Driving by clothing store after restaurant after car dealership can easily distract you from what truly matt...
Living in the middle of nowhere, you learn quickly the difference between a need and a want. (Plus, you’re not exposed to a lot of advertisements and store fronts, so it’s easy to naturally want less). True story: While living in Wyoming one April, I got stuck at home in a blizzard alone with my two kids. Just me, my 2 year old and my 4 year old, a...
You would think that such a drastic lifestyle change would have you missing all of the conveniences of urban life – A huge selection of restaurant choices, multiple different clothing store options, same-day delivery on just about anything you could ever order online, cell phone service. But it doesn’t. You adapt very quickly. And the super rural l...
Dec 23, 2021 · How Living in the Middle of Nowhere Is an Introvert Dream Come True (But Also Really Hard) By Kyra Evans December 23, 2021. I’m living the introvert dream, in a cabin in the woods. It’s nothing like I expected, but everything I needed. I like to call it a leap of faith gone sideways.
Whether you’re looking for a place to get away from the hustle and bustle of the city or raise your kids in a more rural environment, living in the middle of nowhere has its pros and cons. In this blog post, we’ll look at some of the advantages and disadvantages of living in the country.
Aug 18, 2024 · I consider the allure and challenges of living on a deserted island, balancing solitude with the realities of isolation, responsibility, and staying connected to loved ones.
Aug 25, 2024 · To live on a deserted island, first try to find a source of fresh water, and then see if there are any natural formations around to use as a shelter. If not, you can build one for yourself using whatever materials you have at hand.
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Sep 1, 2015 · Here are the things that you can only understand if you live in the middle of nowhere. Going to the grocery store for your parents means a half an hour drive. Oh, sure, there are closer stores, if you want to pay $10 for a loaf of bread, shop in a tiny store with zero options, and have the mom-and-pop-store owner breathe down your neck the ...
