As a mother to 6 youngsters in rural Nebraska, it’s been onerous for me to simply accept that the world is altering. Aside from a couple of years in Omaha, I’ve lived in small rural communities virtually all my life. It’s really not unusual in my neighborhood to go away your automobile—or dwelling—unlocked and to know all of your neighbors by title.
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