Small town. Love being able to not worry about whether we've remembered to lock the doors when go away for the weekend.
Never understood the gun in the house thing. Not that it matters as we (thankfully) live in a gun-control nation. The stats are so overwhelming agains the usefulness of a gun in the house. For every "bad-guy" shot doing a criminal act by a civilian, 9 other innocent people are shot. A quarter of those 9 are shot accidentally (gross negligence usually, but not deliberately) and the remaining victims are (in order) spouses, other family members, and friends usually shot deliberately during a domestic dispute, or an argument between friends.
Just putting the aside the morals and the ethics for the moment, the logic of having a gun in the house makes no sense. A gun owner is more likely to be killed by their own gun than being able to use that gun to protect their TV and stereo. I just don't get it.
If you don't like my numbers, look 'em up. Numerous national, state and city health departments keep track of who is getting treated (or buried) for gunshot wounds, and why they were shot.