Following Keith Moore’s Nov. 10 online op-ed, “How different are urban and rural Americans? Take our quiz to find out.,” Post Opinions asked readers, “What do city dwellers not understand about rural life?” Here are some of the responses.
I think my father, a Phi Beta Kappa college grad and a lifelong farmer in the Midwest, made the most astute observation about the difference between urban and rural dwellers: “When faced with a problem, most city people immediately look around helplessly and say, ‘Someone should do something about that!’ Country folks just jump in and fix it.”
Hormone replacement therapy and 50-year mortgages: Myths busted – The Washington Post
