I'm not a hick! please don't hate me.

So one of the drawbacks of going to school in wisconsin is that most everyone that goes there is originally from wisconsin. Not only that, but they are probably from some really small town that you would never have heard of unless you are from there. Unfortunately, i swear everyone in my class comes from such a place except for me- coming from the suburbs. This was pointed out to me again when i stupidly assumed that there might possibly be some sort of public transportation in the "city" (i use that term loosely) of Hayward. They were just about ready to stone me- actually they were more ready to drive me out to some isolated farming area and leave me there to fend for myself. Then somehow talk got to all of their farm cats and the awful things that have happened to them. For example, cats whose ears have frozen off and the one that somehow got stuck hanging from its leg for almost a week until its leg just fell off and now it hobbles about with three legs. And i thought about my cats at home and how they would never go for that. I like being suburban, i really do. As much fun as it would be to ride cows (because it is cruel to tip them), i like having two malls within 10 minutes of home and public transportation and no septic tanks. I just hope i'll be able to survive the summer in Florida in the small town of Wauchula.