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[Xrayted]

Sorry to hear that your neighbor never calmed down and is now making selling difficult as well, Trek. I'm so happy that where I bought at the coast has been a good experience so far. My neighbors are mostly part time, only a few full time live on my road. No one bugs us but all that go by always wave or stop to chat. I'm so glad I bought this place and changed my future in this way. I know your new place will be exactly what you are looking for in every way. Good luck!! Congrats.

[Catrin]

Yikes Trek, hopefully all will pass soon.

I outsmarted myself today - parked 1.33 miles from work at my gym. Walked to work. Walked back to my gym for a class after work. Left my keys in the office but didn't catch it until I arrived at my gym and looked for my little tag to swipe in. Walked back to work then back to NIFS. The moral of the story is if you park your car that far from your destination, make sure you check for your keys before heading back to the car in >80 temps when we just had freezing temps last week...

It's also interesting just how much harder 5 miles on pavement is on me than 5 miles on dirt. Not moving so well tonight, between knee and hip, but I will take it. The sunshine was glorious!

[Crankin]

My allergies are making me feel awful. I am trying, trying, trying not to overdo anything, without stopping outdoor activity. Woke up feeling gross, so the idea of being out the door for a group ride went, well, out the door. Will ride later with DH. Two cups of coffee later, I feel better, so I am going to hang out, do some Passover cooking/errands and try to enjoy the day.

[Pax]

Feel for you, Crankin, hope the allergies pass quickly. But hey, if you're staying home and making yummy Passover food, I can be there in a few hours.

[Crankin]

The more, the merrier. I have this holiday down to a science, since I do it every year. I don't *have* to make a cake, as my friend is bringing strawberries and whipped cream, and chocolate matzah, but it would be nice. Eh, they take so many eggs, or I don't have the right kind of pan. But the horseradish, matzah balls, and charoset are made, leaving me with only the main dish and kugel to prepare. I make things that don't require cooking time while the guests are here.
I will most likely end up making the cake I always make, that only requires 6 eggs. But, I will need to go out and buy some orange juice for the recipe. Which means, I have to get dressed....

[Trek420]

Sorry to hear that your neighbor never calmed down and is now making selling difficult as well, Trek. I'm so happy that where I bought at the coast has been a good experience so far. My neighbors are mostly part time, only a few full time live on my road. No one bugs us but all that go by always wave or stop to chat. I'm so glad I bought this place and changed my future in this way. I know your new place will be exactly what you are looking for in every way. Good luck!! Congrats.

The new pad is very healing. Just walking the doggie in this area is so calming. We're gradually meeting the neighbors and of course know their dogs by name but not the people names yet. :roll eyes: There's a young gay married couple upstairs from us. Knott met them and their Mom/MIL who was visiting. She was so excited to learn we're "gay married" too. It was cute

Your place sounds wonderful!

Pesach Sameach, to all!