The pros and cons of Harrisonburg, VA

We are enjoying Harrisonburg for lots of reasons. Of course, there are some downsides, too.

PRO: Local fresh organic eggs, laid the day or two before we bought them..
CON: They're more expensive, and don't tell anyone, but I couldn't taste a difference.

Will I do it again? Probably. But will I still buy eggs from the store? Yes.

 PRO: You can buy grassfed beef here (which we haven't done yet--still thinking about the price).
CON: You can buy veal here. (The "doghouses" above are actually for calves before they're slaughtered...not that we told Clara that.)

 PRO: There's a large Mennonite population on the west side of town, and they have lots of horses and buggies (the sign is a bit blurry).
CON: Um, these folks are just too wholesome and friendly?

PRO: Fabulous sweet potatoes grown by some sweet Mennonite friends--guess which ones are the store bought?
CON: Um, bigger ones take longer to roast?

PRO: Good signage to protect wildlife.
CON: I don't believe in slowing down for animals. They need to get out my way.

PRO: There are lots of place to hike around here, like Mole Hill above.
CON: When we got to the top, the view was too obscured by trees. Darn that nature!

PRO: The fields are so green.
CON: Uh, it makes you want to be a farmer and live off the land, which sounds nice but is way too dependent on things outside of my control, namely, the weather. 

 PRO: Even the brush is intelligent and forms itself into giant alphabet letters.
CON: Clara's teachers must be brainwashing her to notice the ABCs everywhere.

 PRO: Amazing scenery.
CON: The smells are not always of roses.

PRO: Fun bluegrass music at the farmer's market this morning.
CON: They kept playing the same song.

Okay, so these "cons" aren't really very good downsides, but there has to be opposition in all things, right?