I live with my pet wolf, Natasha, on 10 acres of rural forrest land, in the mountains, with a creek and an old mobile house on it and tree supported structures as storage buildings. Unemployment is really bad here, which makes me thankful my home and land is paid for, and with nothing owed on it. I am among those who live where electricity and telephone is not available. But it is remote and very beautiful with wildlife animals as my neighbors, and that's what I like about being out here. Folks I know, as well as myself, get by OK, and really by the grace of God. But I'd take living where I'm at over living in a city any day.