i like my street. it's small and fairly quiet, and the buildings are pretty.

the neighbors in my building are another story. loud people suck.

I love my neighborhood.

3 blocks to the Lake, nice neighbors, very yuppie.

i love it. its not too quiet and not too loud. the boys school is across the street and i can look out the window and watch them go to school or too the corner store. the park is next to the school. during the summer the kids get free lunch and breakfast from the school so i don't always have to cook. there are plenty of stores, laundry and a dentist all in walking distance. there is a church across the street and a church on the corner. there is a little bit of drug dealing but that has toned down. the only thing is that i wish there was a grocery store like a Jewels or dominicks. the corner store's meat is not up to par but that might change since there are a lot of condos being built in my area.

PurpleJedi said:

my street? well...I call it a road but..yes I love it.


my neighbors? what neihbors? actually I have 3 neighbors, all very quiet and nice, hardly ever see or hear from them.

my location?
I am about 20 minutes from a super wal-mart/target/grocery store. about 30 to 40 minutes from a decent mall, 30 minutes from work (2 traffic lights) and about an hour and a half to the nearest real city (Boston)
Leave if I had the chance? No, Although I think I could easily live with in a village environment, I don't think I'd transition well into a city environment. The city is a nice place to visit for me

My neighborhoods cool, but a little too suburbia. A couple more years and I'm moving closer to the city.

My neighbors, meh. Very generic. Although, a couple of months ago CSI was parked in front the house 2 house's down the street. I'm like WTF, I moved here to get away from shit?!?

Universaluv said:

yet...you want to move closer to the city?

Shorty said:

At this point I figure you can't escape it no matter where you go. Might as well have a decent commute.

Universaluv said:

true enough I suppose...although...can't say I've ever seen a CSI van...that wasn't on TV

Shorty said:

Actually there were three CSI vehicles, 2 cars in front of their house, and a van parked in front of mine. Nothing like coming home after hard day at work and seeing a freaking CSI van parked outside the crib.

Shorty said:

The greater Boston area is one of three locales I may be moving to within the next 9 months or so... so don't get too cozy in your quaintness.

Universaluv said:

geesh! be careful man!

Lammastide said:

oh shit! there goes the neighbah hood! you bettah work on that accent Mistah! we'll spot you a mile away! lol cool. Def let me know if you move into the area, I'll send you a house warming or something.

Shorty said:

thanks, actually the hood's been nice and quiet ever since. I think whoever was causing drama ended up in that van.

No, for the most part, I can't stand it and WIL definitely leave at ome point.
Just yesterday, I found out one of my neighborhors must have stolen a package I got in the mail My brother had me order a ring for his girlfriend. Yesterday, I call the company I order it from to find out what was taking so long and they tell me it was delivered last Friday (the 13th of all days - and her I was thinking nothing went wrong that day) the jackass mailman must have left in the screen door. If I find out who took it, let's just say it won't be pretty.

Does that answer your question?

I like my neighborhood. Im close to everything that I need. Great shopping, great parks/recreation. My neighbors are cool and quiet. I wish there was a Costco and a Trader Joes al ittle closer, but its not too bad.

Do you like where you live? Yes i do


Your street?

Your neighbors? the very few I have are mostly related, yes

Your location? OMG YES !!

Would you leave if you had the chance? NO not even for large sums of $
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