A unique town, called Hickory

Rating: 10/10 (23 January 2002)

Life to the town was untouched by the effects of the outside world. The progression of life was as unique to the town as a constellation is to the sky. The past was never really the past in this town, for it was always living in the present along with it's future, which caused time to balance in it's own blissful state-no care, no need to care. Time knew that the town would grow on it's own watch. It was the type of town where thoughts were lost, but memories lived on forever. Confusion to an outside force or idea was the very organized way to the town. When somebody would come to the town of Hickory, Indiana, they would simply be in awe of how the town could function on such a simple level. The town folk who saw this knew what the outsider was thinking, but would just kindly simile and not bring news to the thought that maybe life here is not the same life everywhere else. As it was a simple town, the people of Hickory could appreciate the simplest things in life-a good walk, a hard day's work, but above all else, an unforgettable basketball game.