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Sacramento is not a "small town" at all. In fact it has about half a million people here. Yes it is smaller compared to other compared to other cities, like Los Angeles and San Diego, but it's still not a small town. There are little to no cows here, as you have to travel further out of the city to see any sort of agriculture. Sactown is a beloved city by all who live there and is one of the most diverse and racially integrated cities in America. About 35% of Sacramento is White, 26% Hispanic, 14% Black, 18% Asian, 5% mixed race, 2% other. The schools here are medicore, so many choose to go to private school, but the youth in Sac are passionate and intelligent individuals. Kids in Sac march in Women's rallies and speak up for their beliefs, while also working hard to do well in their schoolwork, sport, or anything they enjoy. They spend most of their weekends out and about, exploring the city and taking amazing pictures. There is always something to do in Sactown, whether it's a new art exhibit or a huge football game (Holy Bowl), weekends in Sac are never boring. Of course there is still the ghetto (Oak Park and South Sac), but there are always going to be places like that in urban environments. The weather is beautiful year-round, as it doesn't stay just one temperature. The summers are hot and once it hits winter, everyone bundles up and prepares for the holidays.
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