I understand that, I sometimes wish I had that, but I can't complain. My little neighborhood is more like Mayberry. People walk down the street, no sidewalks, wave, stop in middle of road or end of driveways and talk. Old school people looking out for each other. A couple Karens and Loose Screws, but they aren't too out there and are still good people when you get down to the nuts of things.
Thanks, Joe.
I'm looking forward to the newfound lack of neighbors.
Closest ones are almost a mile away.
I understand that, I sometimes wish I had that, but I can't complain. My little neighborhood is more like Mayberry. People walk down the street, no sidewalks, wave, stop in middle of road or end of driveways and talk. Old school people looking out for each other. A couple Karens and Loose Screws, but they aren't too out there and are still good people when you get down to the nuts of things.
Where everybody knows your name,...
Not as much space for the outliers once you get away from the city streets and overpasses.