Waterbury

I was in Brass City a weekend ago to catch the last tour of Les Miserables. It is a boring town, but it does have some history worth revisiting. For example, they were a major brass producer, button producer, as well as clocks manufacturer. The Mattatuck Museum is nice, but worth visiting is the Timex Museum, which I missed =O(

Great place to stop for a few hours if you’re driving through.

ALTHOUGH HOLYLAND IS NOT AS BEAUTIFUL AS IT ONCE WAS, THE SPIRITUAL CLOSENESS THAT ONE GAINS IS AWESOME. DON’T LET THE NEGATIVITY KEEP YOU FROM VISITING. I WAS BORN AND RAISED IN WATERBURY, BUT I NOW LIVE IN WOLCOTT, WHICH IS MINUTES AWAY. I WORSHIP AND SHOP AND DO EVERYTHING ELSE IN WATERBURY. ANYONE WANTING TO COME TO WATERBURY, PLEASE COME AND VISIT. I WILL GIVE A TOUR!!! GEO

This is the hometown of my fiancee, and it’s really unbelieveable. Everyone that lives there will tell you how much it sucks and how much they hate it and how ghetto it is, but they’re crazy. Don’t mind the locals, as they say. After having lived in Texas a good while you forget what nature is really like – and Waterbury is an AWESOME masterpiece of nature. Yards are actually green with grass and the trees will make you feel like Alice in Wonderland. You can keep the windows open in summer (it only gets ~85*!) and you can actually have a fire in the winter. And the snow is so pretty on the trees… it doesn’t have much in the way of entertainment, but you can just hop a city or two over and have your fun. Waterbury is for relaxing.

I lived here most of my life. What an awful city. It’s a sprawling mess. I was actually happy when Wal-Mart moved in and revitalized Route 69 a little, gave people some jobs.