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| I like this fun design on a restaurant wall... |
It’s too bad Austin Landing doesn’t have a better design. Driving through the parking lots is a bit of a nightmare compared to the layout of Beavercreek, Ohio’s The Greene, which even has a ‘town square’. One thing lacking at the latter is a grocery store. Since my visits to Austin Landing were usually limited to that very thing, I missed seeing the extensive water features hidden on the opposite side.
Sometimes I fantasize about downsizing to an apartment offering amenities within walking distance. I enjoy driving and our suburb is nice with friendly neighbors, but one can forget walking anywhere except for exercise. Of course a lot of grocers in the United States offer delivery services now. And, to be honest, my dream home is nearer the ocean.
Do you have a wish list of un-obtained living space features? If you found your ideal home, would the stress of moving keep you anchored?
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I like where I live. It's very convenient with good public transport so I will not be dependent on being able to continue to drive when I am old.
ReplyDeleteThe umbrella as a serviette is a clever extra touch.
You can't go wrong with a good water feature and that one is a delight.
I need to go back. :D It's too bad there aren't any fish, though.
DeleteLove that waterfall scene! My ideal place would be way out in the country where you'd have to drive at least 5 miles to see the closest neighbor.
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DeleteBeautiful waterfalls. I love where I live, although I wish it stayed chilly year round. XO
ReplyDeleteAgreed. Hugs, my dear.
DeleteOh yes, moving sucks. I would rather anything else. But, if you find the right spot, then moving might be worth it.
ReplyDeleteYes, indeed.
DeleteThe video is so soothing, something about water <3
ReplyDeleteOh, I agree.
DeleteWe live in the suburbs.. everything is a 10 minute drive away but nothing is walkable. I grew up in an urban city where many things were walkable and I miss that. But right now we need to space of the suburbs. We will see where life takes us.
ReplyDeleteLife can be interesting. Best wishes, my dear.
DeleteI live in suburbia also, miles from a grocery store. I worry about that a little since my car is so old. When it breaks down, just getting groceries is difficult to manage. No shops anywhere near.
ReplyDeleteI sure hope your car keeps running, my dear.
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