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What do you like about Indiana?
To be honest, I'm not sure that I fit in Indiana. I was raised here but have lived in large cities and was able to thrive a little better. I think maybe Indiana needs to be more cultured, diverse and open to new people, things and ideas.
I'm a transplant here after living in Ohio, Iowa, and Virginia. My favorite thing about Indiana is the libertarian atmosphere in the small towns and countryside. There are no laws governing homeschooling, everybody has a small business they run from their home, and people take personal responsibility to improve their community. At the same time, Indiana is compact enough and populated enough that you're not "on your own" as much as you might be in Idaho or Nevada. I also love the seasons. There's a lot to look forward to in each one.
One hard thing about Indiana are how Indy-centric the state is. We end up driving to Indy very frequently to take care of business. Governor Daniels has really made this problem much worse by closing local offices and taking away local control of services.
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