Onesome: Name-- Ah, what about names? How did your blog name come to be? Is there a story there?
The Gully Brook is a little stream at the farm in Samsonville. It runs behind my house.
Twosome: that-- and this. We've all thought about a change of locations from time to time: is there any place you'd like to try living for a while? (You can go back home when you're done with the tryout
Not really. I have lived in Boiceville, West Shokan (both in the Town of Olive), Oneonta (in Otsego County), New York City, Brewster (in Putnam County), Waterford (when we first moved to the Capital Distict), and now in Castleton (in Rensselaer County) and Samsonville (in the Town of Olive in Ulster County); they are all in New York State, and with the exception of those months in New York City, they are all in upstate New York. I spent the first 17 years of my life in the Town of Olive, five years in Oneonta, about 18 months downstate, another ~18 months in Waterford, for the past 20 years I've been in Castleton, and for six years I've also had a house in Samsonville. I was born in (upstate) New York, I have (nearly) always lived here, someday I will be planted here, and that's the way I want it.
Threesome: Tune-- us into what you're listening to lately. ...anything on your radar we should be aware of?
I like music, and have a lot of CDs, but I really haven't been listening to much of anything lately. I mostly prefer silence. In the car, sometimes I listen to CDs...lately what comes to mind are Bare Naked Ladies, the Prarie Home Companion soundtrack, and Dolly Parton.
2 comments:
Wow. I really admire people like you who've managed to stay in one area for their whole life. As for me, after a couple of years, I get a serious case of wanderlust and look for some place new.
My mother's ancestors were in my hometown since at least 1710, so I guess you might say I have really deep roots.
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