Boston and Texas

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Originally Posted by Sarah

Forum User Name: Sarah
Profession: photographer
Website: www.sarahgreenphotography.com

My husband works for his family's oilfield service & production company.
Their website is: http://www.total-operations.com/

Let us know if we can help you out in any way!

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I just visited your website, Sarah. Wonderful! I especially loved your May '09 pics--since I live in a suburb of Boston. I actually work right across the street from the Boston Common. Oh, and I'm a transplanted Texan. ;)

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Originally Posted by organic_smallhome

I just visited your website, Sarah. Wonderful! I especially loved your May '09 pics--since I live in a suburb of Boston. I actually work right across the street from the Boston Common. Oh, and I'm a transplanted Texan. ;)

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How neat! I absolutely loved Boston - it is a wonderful city! The history, sights, culture . . . everything is amazing. It would be tough for me to move there though - I am addicted to the "wide open" spaces of Texas.

Hi, Sarah.

It does take some getting used to, but if I want wide open spaces, I can always head for the Berkshires, New Hampshire, Maine or Vermont. Or even the North Shore of Boston: spaces don't get much more wide open than the Atlantic. ;)

Glad you liked Boston. It's a great town. :)

Next time we head up there we plan to do exactly that - head out to NH/Maine/Vermont. We hear it is absolutely beautiful & a great "break" from the bustle of Boston. :]

I'm glad you are enjoying your new home!