Nannyde wrote an interesting article about moving to another town in Iowa and adapting her son and daycare business to the neighborhood. I decided to publish it on her blog even though its not a story about daycare but her life experience. As always, Nannyde has a great take on events and situations. You can read it here:
Nannyde Wrote an Interesting Article
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Nannyde wrote an interesting article about moving to another town in Iowa and adapting her son and daycare business to the neighborhood. I decided to publish it on her blog even though its not a story about daycare but her life experience. As always, Nannyde has a great take on events and situations. You can read it here:
https://www.daycare.com/nannyde/choo...ising-kids.htm
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Oh I really enjoyed reading that, makes me almost want to move.I chuckled at the part of GammaWinda's grandson's affections being swayed over by Snickers a.k.a. kale, etc.
Nannyde, you do have a way with words.
Just curious, what is the population of Northwood? My town has around 6000 but nowhere near the hometown feeling yours has.- Flag
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Nan where you live sounds like a story book. Or like something you would only see in a moive.
One day I want to live on a farm with all of the free open area and green grass you speak about, but none of my family want to live with m. so I may be milking cows on my own....I don't know why I want to, I don't even drink milk.......- Flag
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After growing up in the woods... moving to a big city for a few years in another state... here I am back in the woods.. mere miles from where I grew up.
I also can NOT imagine living ANYWHERE else... or raising my kids anywhere else.
I would never trade walking outside and seeing nothing but trees... no neighbors... no crime...
Your article was a great read Nan and I completely identify.- Flag
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and FYI... when we lost our ONE red light in the middle of town years ago... I cried.. it was like the end of an era... now there are just ugly stop signs there... and 4 flashing red lights haha and of course it's only two total lanes in ours... one east and one west.
ETA::: I am a little jealous though that other than a WARDS and a Subway in the chevron, there's no food to be found anywhere around here!! There is only one park but it's 10 minute drive into town from our house... SIGH>>>> NOTHING BUT TREES.....
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Thanks guys! I had fun writing it.
Northwood is population 1997. It is a patch of heaven. We love it.
The town is God, Football, School, Homework, God. In that order ;-)- Flag
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You are a smaller town, NannyDe! My Springville is growing fast, but most of it on the west side of town on the other side of the freeway. The picture I posted is of Main Street. I live on the far east side of town, up on the mountain bench. An older part of town, which I love. I love the fact that I know every single family in the whole block and beyond. I love going to the grocery store and knowing I will say hello to several people on every single isle.
That feeling of being home and safe can't be beat. Enjoy, NannyDe.....it only gets better- Flag
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