My observation about our new life is the feel of a neighborhood is meant for suburbia. So far this feels more like a hotel, well we do talk to our next door neighbor (but I still can't remember her name, it is written down somewhere). A wave while passing in your car, a brief hello in the hall and maybe a short conversation in the parking lot... is about it.
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| Even Koska is getting into it! |
But we do have a new happy hour family. Not sure if this has anything to do with our urban transition. Went back to Wheeler's for Ede's birthday and felt I had to send Jasmine a text explaining why we weren't at Blue. She replied we were missed and I don't think she was just being nice.
Our Saturday morning has started out in our new normal pattern. I am working on the blog while Jason packs up to go to the gym in his office. I'll head to Whaley Street Market next, maybe venture out of downtown to Rosewood Market. And then stop by D's to say hello to that group then off to the State Farmer's Market. I am going to plant my planters for sure today! Tonight is the last of the summer concert series. Hoping the weather once again miraculously holds out for us.

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