[Sgroemm]

Friendly!!! I was pleasantly surprised by the number of waves hello and verbal greetings I received from the village residents upon my first weeks here. It was a really nice welcome and helped me to feel at ease since I was traveling here alone. Thank you!!!

[manaboutown]

Originally Posted by Lblueocala

Depends on where they came from. Big city, smaller town, can really see the difference in people's behavior, as far as loud, aggressive, opinionated, or quieter, more reserved, politeness, driving habits, etc.

To me Villagers are better described as a smorgasbord than as a stereotype. Their chief commonality is that they are weather refugees from "up north" (if not Floridians moving from elsewhere within the state).

[rubicon]

Originally Posted by jsw14

I'm a Very HappY Camper here in TV. With alot of Good Friends to talk, have fun & golf with. I couldn't be any more HappY'er.

I am happy to be alive anywhere

[mk1126]

gpsma - you pretty much hit it on the head; view November, 2016 as living proof!

[jsw14]

Originally Posted by rubicon

I am happy to be alive anywhere

“Where should wisdom be found? And where is the place of understanding?”
Job Chapter 28

U can find it>"Right Here in The Villages"...........

[NotGolfer]

Originally Posted by Lblueocala

Depends on where they came from. Big city, smaller town, can really see the difference in people's behavior, as far as loud, aggressive, opinionated, or quieter, more reserved, politeness, driving habits, etc.

Over-all this might be a way to describe the Villagers other-wise, we've found folks to be helpful and friendly.

[Wiotte]

Originally Posted by Lblueocala

Depends on where they came from. Big city, smaller town, can really see the difference in people's behavior, as far as loud, aggressive, opinionated, or quieter, more reserved, politeness, driving habits, etc.

I prefer the loud, aggressive, opinionated. My wife does not. She tells me every chance she gets, about me.


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[Mrs. Robinson]

Originally Posted by rubicon

I am happy to be alive anywhere

I'm happy to be alive also.

And when I saw that this thread has already garnered a dozen or so pages, I just shook my head in wonderment and almost drank the Kool Aid.