Hey! i'm ashley and i'm 14 from Wisconsin. I like to act and sing :-), i play a lot of sports and i love to party! A lot of people come to me for advice or just to vent so i thought it would be pretty sweet to have an advice column! Well ask me some questions :-) cya
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I live in a TINY town. 4 all you other people who do too, what are some fun things to do without driving to the big city? (link)
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haha i live in a small town too, and i really dislike it, but we won't go there. I mean it doesn't even have 1000 people in it!
See, in my town, they don't let us do anything because on the board is some rich old people who don't even want any fast food shops in the town or anything. Hopefully your town isn't like that so yeah..
Here are some ideas:
Go skateboarding, a lot of little towns are really old, and they have awesome places to grind and what not. (i did until they banned skateboarding)
If there's a lake in your town, you can always go out on some piers and goof off or to the beach.
Get a job! in little towns, jobs are fun because in little business's there are down to earth people and a lot of times you see and talk with people you know.
Try to start a youth center, in my town we rented a basement out of the old schoolhouse, and we sectioned it off into tiny rooms. There are rec. rooms, a main room with a pool table, there's a gym and etc. Try to get your parents or older kids of legal age to come help run it, because some parents don't like their kids at a place with no supervision. You can also do fun things like car washes with your friends or competitions or other fund rasiers to raise money to help get a place started and buy stuff for it. Fund rasiers are fun all in their own. Also, for couches and whatever you can just go around asking people if they have any old things they'd like to donate or try to find a good-will/resale store. It's a lot of fun trust me.
Try to get involved in as many school activities as you can...they take up a lot of your time, and you also get to chillax with your friends.
do your homework...haha jk.
talk to your parents about sleepovers and things like that that you can do with more than one friend.
Hope i gave you some ideas...i still don't think there's much to do here but sit and watch the corn grow, but that's only because the town banned so much stuff
like i said, hopefully yours isn't the same way!
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