From: Bill Douglass (douglassbill@hotmail.com)
Date: Tue Nov 09 1999 - 20:30:42 MST
EvMick wrote:
>In a message dated 11/8/99 11:16:30 AM Central Standard Time,
>mesmith@rocketmail.com writes:
>
>>although I have been under
>> the impression that the culture variation between
>> different parts of the U.S. are exaggerated.
>
>You might get that impression from watching TV. However...from the
> >driver's
>seat of an 18 wheeler it's a whole nother story.
>
>EvMick
>Salt Lake City Utah.
EvMick, are you an 18-wheeler driver? I've always thought that would be a
great job in some ways. I love the feeling of freedom, getting out on the
open road, exploring new parts of the country. I'm one who always enjoys
being on the move, so I guess that's part of the appeal. I don't know if
you've driven through the deep South; religion so permeates the
road-tripper's environment (freeway signage, radio programs, etc.) that it's
really quite surreal, not to mention a bit disturbing.
Regards,
Bill Douglass
Houston, Texas
(ExI member)
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