Thanks!
I just wish we could afford one...!
I can't remember if I posted these from our last trip down to Port Aransas a coupla' summers ago...
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It's some other designs we did in another beach community a few years ago that is right down the road from the new community where the homes I sketched today are going to be.
Maybe, someday...!![]()
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Most of the squirrels we see around here are smashed in the road. No joke...so many of them.
I once came home from work at night, without the front porch light on, only to be greeted by a hissing possum...that was interesting...
Had to shoo it away, and never told DWifey...she would not have been happy.
Seeing it yet another cold morning(don't ask me how cold I'm afraid to look because the heat is up and I'm shivering) that should pair nicely with roast groundhog and fingerling potatoes, with a starter of a frisse salad with balsamic vinegarette and chocolate mousse cake and coffee with Chambord![]()
If the houses/condos look all the same, they minds-well be nice to look at. You see a lot of that today...boring two story houses in the same neighborhood that look boring.
And we wonder why The Disney Stores are struggling?
No prob just have the guest room made up. thnx
Seeing it yet another cold morning(don't ask me how cold I'm afraid to look because the heat is up and I'm shivering) that should pair nicely with roast groundhog and fingerling potatoes, with a starter of a frisse salad with balsamic vinegarette and chocolate mousse cake and coffee with Chambord![]()
If the houses/condos look all the same, they minds-well be nice to look at. You see a lot of that today...boring two story houses in the same neighborhood that look boring.
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!! Miss G rules!!
More winter, thank you!!
Yah, possums realy like their "space" and intruders are not welcome. Their hissing is really scary. One time, hubs went to retrieve a ball in a wooded area, and happened upon a possum who hissed at him--he dropped the ball, screamed, and bolted out of there like lightning!I saw the whole thing and couldn't stop laughing.
Meanwhile, Jack was next to me and staring at the unfolding spectacle. He looked at hubs as if to say, "Why did you drop the ball? We're playing ball, remember? You're the human, go get the ball !"![]()
I get what you're saying here. However, for me, it depends on how it's done.
For example, I really like the photos that Donald shared--it's because there's "style" and I think they fit in beautifully in that area--love the color, like the materials used on the street/sidewalk area (not sure if it's brick or clay there), and the vegetarion. Again, this particular example of same-designed housing works for me.
On the other hand, I've also seen some butt-ugly developments with zero character or charm--that's where I draw the line. Hate those. And it sounds like a number of those are becoming more common in your area. I wouldn't like that either.
It might also be that the price of design and building new homes has just gotten so out of hand these days, that unless you have plenty of money as a buyer, you'll probably get stuck with more unattractive, dull, cookie-cutter options.![]()
You mean apart from their overinflated prices when you can get the same for less than 20% on stores like amazon?And we wonder why The Disney Stores are struggling?
Agree on all counts.
It's called "New Urbanism".
And, if it's done right, it's pretty cool, to me anyway...!
Here's a pic of Seaside in Florida...!
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Yes please.My Dos Equis Amber, and chips with salsa, and a few other "dippings"...!![]()
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DSs Pancho Nachos, and my Stacked Enchiladas...!
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I was too slow to get a good pick of the girls food, as they were starving and already well into it...!!!![]()
Wow. There's diversity in style there. And there are varied colors, too. I only wish there was more space between each building, but aside of that, the variety gives off a neighborhood vibe. They "look" like homes--not like some sterile group of buildings all exactly the same.
Actually, as a side note to you and also to @FutureCEO , some of the ugliest, cookie-cutter developments I have seen anywhere are located along that long ride, from the Orlando Airport down to Disney. Every year when I'm en route to Disney, I look out the window of my bus or taxi and notice more and more buildings going up. (I believe it's Route 417.) I find most of those housing developments depressing to look at. And, not to mention, I've been to WDW many times down through the years, and it's sad to see a lot of the farmland bought up for these unattractive housing developments.
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