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Spike's Bitches 28: For the Safety of Puppies...and Christmas!
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My old neighbourhood was pretty walkable -- two supermarkets, equidistant, and a bunch of other shops. I moved a little way away, and now have to drive to a walkable bit. I regret it only a little.
Olivia Rose is a seriously pretty name.
HOORAY FOR CASHMERE AND BABY!!!
There used to be little enclaves of older houses scattered around the rim of the San Fernando Valley. I remember one such enclave that looked interesting in the wnw corner of the valley, if I remember correctly. Then there were the older settlements woven into the places like old topanga road, etc.
It's been 15 years since I last saw them. If LA changed in the last 15 as much as it had changed in the prior 15, I'm thinking the neat pockets are all gone by now, or owned by rich folks.
Yay Baby!
Welcome Olivia Rose and yay! for her 'rents!
How are you defining "neat," DCJ?
Olivia Rose is a seriously pretty name.
It truly is. I've been walking around the house just saying it to myself. I love it. I'm also having a huge I-hate-internet-long-distance-friendships moment. Cashmere's the kind of friend where I'd normally call the hospital tomorrow and ask if I coudl bring her some real breakfast, and come see the baby. Stupid states between here and there.
LA metro has changed so much, I think. I don't know about its interior, but Valencia has gotten much bigger, Palmdale has gone from all military to suburb city. There's actual TRAFFIC north of 134/405 junction. People are commuting from INSANE distances. They're doing it up here, too. That's another reason why I'm for reclaiming the urban areas. No more boarded up ghost property. Developers have totally messed up the very beautiful rolling hills you used to see when turning off of I-5 and onto the 580. There's so much sprawl everywhere.
Yeah, but PDX and Seattle have very similar climates, so why Portland is always so high on the list and Seattle so low is beyond me.On a lot of the quizes I did, Seattle was listed right there with Portland. Little differences of course but quite similar. What are housing costs in Seattle like?
Of course I have absolutely no cites for the other searchy things because once I had made up my mind I deleted all of my bookmarks.
Sigh... I knew cleaning was a bad thing.