inyati13
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I was born and raised in KY. I left in 1980 and I lived in Colorado, Wyoming and Montana. I have been in 44 of the 50 states including Alaska.
I enjoy the unique qualities of Kentucky but there is a reason for this:
http://money.msn.com/investing/americas ... est-states
ND, SD, Neb, Minn and Montana are the happiest states.
W. Va, KY, Miss, Alabama, and Ohio are the most miserable.
Personally, I would rate Colorado above Montana. I think I enjoy the people and lifestyle of Colorado better than anywhere I have been.
I have empathy for the poor quality of life of my fellow Kentuckians. I am conservative but how do you ask people to work hard and do for themself when they spend more money getting back and forth to work than they make. People seem broken down by life. I was just talking to a guy at one of the restaurants in Mt Olivet which has a population of 284 and it is the county seat of Robertson County. He was telling me the guy who put the roof on my barn when I was renovating it, fell from a roof and ripped his arm to the bone on a piece of tin as he went over the edge. He cannot do the work that he made a meager living at and is in arears on his water bill. He was a hard worker but without an education, high demand skills or crafts, he is spiraling deeper into poverty which was about where he was when he worked. I feel sorry for him because he was a good human being.
This country is headed toward a reconstruction phase! It only survives now because we can still borrow to float our economy. There are thousands of people in this state who live on the edge.
I enjoy the unique qualities of Kentucky but there is a reason for this:
http://money.msn.com/investing/americas ... est-states
ND, SD, Neb, Minn and Montana are the happiest states.
W. Va, KY, Miss, Alabama, and Ohio are the most miserable.
Personally, I would rate Colorado above Montana. I think I enjoy the people and lifestyle of Colorado better than anywhere I have been.
I have empathy for the poor quality of life of my fellow Kentuckians. I am conservative but how do you ask people to work hard and do for themself when they spend more money getting back and forth to work than they make. People seem broken down by life. I was just talking to a guy at one of the restaurants in Mt Olivet which has a population of 284 and it is the county seat of Robertson County. He was telling me the guy who put the roof on my barn when I was renovating it, fell from a roof and ripped his arm to the bone on a piece of tin as he went over the edge. He cannot do the work that he made a meager living at and is in arears on his water bill. He was a hard worker but without an education, high demand skills or crafts, he is spiraling deeper into poverty which was about where he was when he worked. I feel sorry for him because he was a good human being.
This country is headed toward a reconstruction phase! It only survives now because we can still borrow to float our economy. There are thousands of people in this state who live on the edge.