should I move to Morris, MN?

[EscAlaMike]

Originally Posted by arctic_circle decimal

I actually desire dense soil but not for an obvious reason. I've heard someone say...

You "heard someone say"?

Sounds like something to base your entire philosophy of life on...

[arctic_circle decimal]

Originally Posted by FSUMike

You "heard someone say"?

Sounds like something to base your entire philosophy of life on...

thanks I agree. Let me explain why. It really depends on who is talking, but words have a vibration and you can tell when someone is speaking if they are really integrated and clear based on the words but also the vibration behind them. So yes I do agree that you can take someone on their word. But it really boils down to the vibration. Most people arent deeply integrated to where you could base your entire life philosophy on what they say...but there are some people who have a deep integral understanding which gets communicated through words but not the words themselves, that you could base your whole philosophy on. Have a good day.

[demtion35]

Usually, when "have a good day" is said, it means they are done.

What does this have to do with anything Minnesota? Much less Morris.

[arctic_circle decimal]

Originally Posted by demtion35

Usually, when "have a good day" is said, it means they are done.

What does this have to do with anything Minnesota? Much less Morris.

you mean the stuff about what people say, and words and vibrations like I was saying...and the whole screenplay about finding faygo or whatever it was? this is a valid point...what does any of this nonsense have to do with MN. I will address those concerns in part 2.

Part 2

in part 1 we asked the question what does any of this stuff have to do with Minnesota, much less morris. In part 2 we will delve deeper into that question and actually answer it. On second thought we will outsource the answer to that question to part 3.

Part 3

well the faygo stuff has to do with MN because the factory headquarters are in MI, so naturally neighboring states will be more likely to carry the product. So yes the finding faygo stuff is relevant to this thread. And the stuff about words and vibrations is universal...so it can apply to a person in MN, but it could also apply to people in Inner mongolia, or people living in the arctic circle. I know a few of them who aren't frozen completely and still use words. Now if I started a thread here about faygo prayer circles forming throughout the arctic circle, that would be a stretch.

[elnina]

OP - we have blog section on City-Data. You can post there what your heart desires. Most of the stuff you're posting on this thread is way off topic and irrelevant. Please cut to the chase and go back on topic.

[arctic_circle decimal]

Originally Posted by elnina

OP - we have blog section on City-Data. You can post there what your heart desires. Most of the stuff you're posting on this thread is way off topic and irrelevant. Please cut to the chase and go back on topic.

my heart desires to post in the minnesota forum. Nothing here is off topic or irrelevant. Everything is relevant to minnesota--even the faygo stuff. Most places dont carry faygo where I'm from. Have you tried the blue moon mist? its like falling in love. Anyway I'm just taking some detours with how I express myself. Now if i made a whole essay about possible faygo related prayer circles forming in the arctic circle then I would fully understand how that is not related to MN. If I really get the urge to post a thread about faygo prayer circles forming in the arctic circle, then I will take that to the correct forum. From now on only minnesota-related stuff. Elnina is right. We need to get back on track in this thread...back to the soil, the roots, the land, and relevant questions about the economy and the overall vibe in the general population.

the question of moving to morris or not has already been discovered. The answer is I should not move there because walmart and diversity is more important to me right now. So maybe we can go further and solidify that discovery and move away from all this stuff about oxford commas and arctic circle decimals, or faygo related prayer circles forming in the arctic circle. And no antisemitism...just soil, economy, and daily life type inquiries.

[Glenfield]

Originally Posted by arctic_circle decimal

my heart desires to post in the minnesota forum. Nothing here is off topic or irrelevant. Everything is relevant to minnesota--even the faygo stuff. Most places dont carry faygo where I'm from. Have you tried the blue moon mist? its like falling in love. Anyway I'm just taking some detours with how I express myself. Now if i made a whole essay about possible faygo related prayer circles forming in the arctic circle then I would fully understand how that is not related to MN. If I really get the urge to post a thread about faygo prayer circles forming in the arctic circle, then I will take that to the correct forum. From now on only minnesota-related stuff. Elnina is right. We need to get back on track in this thread...back to the soil, the roots, the land, and relevant questions about the economy and the overall vibe in the general population.

[B[the question of moving to morris or not has already been discovered. The answer is I should not move there because walmart and diversity is more important to me right now. [/b]So maybe we can go further and solidify that discovery and move away from all this stuff about oxford commas and arctic circle decimals, or faygo related prayer circles forming in the arctic circle. And no antisemitism...just soil, economy, and daily life type inquiries.

Since the OP has made a decision regarding his original question the thread no longer has relevance. Perhaps it should be closed.

[Ghengis]

I say keep it open

Perhaps some dormful of nursing students won' t be hacked to bits with some other diversion going on.

[arctic_circle decimal]

Originally Posted by Ghengis

I say keep it open

Perhaps some dormful of nursing students won' t be hacked to bits with some other diversion going on.

yes...what ghengis says goes. I'll say whats odd though. Just last week at this time I still thought I was going to morris with only a small shadow of doubt. So I'm watching these decisions unfold myself and discovering how to take a bit of a back seat knowing that within a week or during the weekend something may unfold internally that I have little connection to presently. Or I may wake up and spring into some action which could unravel everything I had planned. It may also be that something will become completely clear to me that would undermine everything, but only after being very close to the deadline or very close to going through with the decision. Basically I would be the type of person to run from the alter because something occurred to me just that morning or a few days before...and it may have had to do with wanting to form some kind of prayer circle in the arctic circle and seeing how marriage wouldnt really be conducive. But I doubt it would have anything to do with starting a prayer circle in the arctic circle. Probably it would have to do with seeing clearly the way we would live or seeing some negative chain of events following the marriage. Or I noticed someone in public who had no traces at all of greed or self centeredness and some light shined on me. But the distinction is that I would have only seen that quality of selflessness at the very last moment with only a small window of time to act on it.

[demtion35]

Originally Posted by arctic_circle decimal

idk but I think I may not go afterall and hold out for other options. Lack of amenities seems to be more of a factor than i anticipated.

chapter 3 - lost at sea

I may be lost at sea for a while.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PKpQ...9oDf7A&index=4

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u1V8YRJnr4Q