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 Her children were younger. She must have had somebody come in.
G: Was there a nursery or anything in Flavet Three?

A: Not that I know of. We tried one here in town, and she didn't like it, so I quit my
 job temporarily until she started school.

G: That was the preschool that your husband was telling me about?

A: Yes. She just couldn't adjust.

G: Did you have any concerns about raising your child in Flavet?

A: Not at all. I sure didn't.

G: Did you expect that your financial situation would change after your husband
 graduated?

A: Oh sure.

G: Did living in Flavet influence your life in any way?

A: I guess you can't forget the bare necessities that you put up with.

G: What were the negative aspects of living there that we haven't already covered?

A: I don't know. I guess we're easy to please because I never had any
 [complaints].

G: What was the best part about living there?

A: It was on campus I guess. It was cheap, very cheap.

G: What was the worst?

A: I can't think of a worst. We had a car to get our groceries.

G: Are there any other individuals that you can suggest that I should interview for
 this study?

A: That lived in Flavet?

G: Yes.

A: There's only one couple, and they were graduate students that we were very