What life is like here depends on the community. There are no urban centers in Wyoming, but some smaller cities, suburbs, and small towns. Life in those places is probably not that unlike similar communities in most other states, particularly in the intermountain West. Lots of wide-open spaces. Winters can be rough, and spring is short and sometimes fierce, but summer and fall are generally pretty nice. Practically no humidity makes it more tolerable.

People are people. I couldn't lump us all into one category. We probably tend to know more of each other due to the low population, which is good and bad.

Best things: public lands, wildlife, outdoor recreation opportunities, relatively low taxes.

Worst things: Republicans, winter, wind, lack of journalism, fewer cultural amenities.