Dr. J. Budziszewski

We've made it habitable again for a long time.

It was uninhabitable and it was even a crack house for a while.

And we live up in a holler in what some people would call hillbilly country.

And I love it.

Yeah.

Most of my, most Austin people think, what?

And how often do you go there?

Well, we've been, we've, while I've, I'm retiring.

Yeah.

And I've, I've gone every summer.

Okay.

But now that I'm going to be retired, we'll be able to go there sometimes in the fall and see the changing the color of the leaves and stuff.

It's wonderful to get away from Austin, to get away from that kind of a culture, although we have many friends in Austin, of course, and, uh, even at the university and, um, and to just be in, in, in a totally different culture.

We go to mass.

We sometimes take drives to little towns with names like Mousy.

I said, I was so happy.

We needed to get our land surveyed once.

And the nearest guy who could do that kind of surveying was in a town called Mousy.

And I was so happy that we could go there.

We take day trips to these little towns and I pick them out according to their names.