Changing My definition Of Convenience

There's just not much bad you can say about living in the country. Sure, things are done a little different and because of that folks like me have to learn or relearn how to do some things. Every once in a while things may seem a little inconvenient, like today I needed to take Amber back to the big city to get important but routine medical treatment. It wasn't really the length of the trip  that gave us pause, it had more to do with the buckboard and looking at the rear-end of two horses all day. I don't know, it may have had more to do with the sleet, rain and wind. I mentioned my feelings to a neighbor when we got back home and he said I just needed to change my definition of inconvenience.