Well, I don’t know if you can tell from my accent or not but I’m originally from Arkansas and we came here 12 years ago. So, it was a big adjustment coming from the south to the north. I’d never been up north before. My husband’s family is from this area and he actually, when he was in the marines in 82’, 83’ he went through the Russian program in the summer language program. And he always had a desire, a dream to come back up here, he loved it so much and then his family is from Maine - his mom. So, he applied for the Russian program that he went through, the Russian coordinator and he got it back in 2005 and so that’s what brought us up here. And of course, I needed a job, so I started out in dining and then I transferred over into custodial and now I’m back in dining again. We’ve been here 12 years but I’ve worked on campus, at Middlebury for 10 years. I remember when we first drove up here in Middlebury. It was in November, the middle of November and we left Arkansas, we drove straight through, with 4 kids, 2 dogs and a cat. It took us 36 hours and, we left Arkansas 80 something degree weather in November and up here it was like in the 20s, there was snow everywhere, it was windy, it was cold and I was like, what have I done. So, it was dark when we got here, we had a house we rented and we woke up the next morning and we opened the curtains and the most gorgeous sight out of the windows was the Adirondacks covered in snow. And I’ve never seen mountains that big before and so I fell in love with the Adirondacks. So, it took me about 3 years to adjust to the weather, to the culture, the people, because there is a little bit of a difference between southern culture and northern culture and plus the weather. So, it took me about 3 years to adjust and now this is home. We bought a house 2 years ago. And I don’t want to be anywhere else. We love it here. I’ve tried skiing 3 times, I’ve even taken professional lessons and I cannot get the hang of it. I think it’s mental more than anything because I’m afraid to fall and go rolling down the hill. So, I’ve given up on that, but my husband is like a lunatic when it comes to skiing. I love it here. We love it here. Our kids have grown. They’re scattered across the U.S. I have 5 grand babies. We’re just enjoying it. We travel, take small get aways on the weekends. And then we we’re shut down here at Atwater we’ll go travel. We’ve gone to Maine a couple of times, we’ve gone over to New York. Boothbay Harbor is one of our favorite places in Maine – we’ve visited several times. We’ve gone up to the furthest point north you can get up in Maine – Aroostook County which is where my husband’s family is from and he’s shown me his mother’s childhood home that she grew up in. I love it up there even. This is home. I don’t really even think of Arkansas as my home anymore, even though that was where I was born and raised. The culture up here has opened our eyes to a lot of new and other ways of looking at things. The diversity that Vermont embraces, we love that. All the artisan and all the craftiness that Vermonters have always fascinates us and interests us. Just the land itself is so beautiful, the green grass, the mountains, the snow – everything. So, I see us staying here until we’re no longer alive.