i think this place is growing on me. the highway-wide streets are just so inviting for biking and walking. Unlike in our old place where we still had to load our bikes in the car and bring it somewhere else (mostly to the mental hospital compound), here the kids just bike straight into the street from the garage.
at the end of our street, we have a park which gets lively in the mornings with people doing their cardio. the regulars have formed some kind of a club and they take turns bringing breakfast for the group. i think that's a nice way to start the day (cardio, groupfast and all), though probably not everyday. it's nice to have long lazy mornings once in a while, just curled up in bed with a light book or watching Travel and Living. (i do have major sloth fantasies).
there's also a mini-golf area, but i believe it's privately owned by the residents in front. they do some swings and have coffee there, and greet the passersby a chirpy good morning.
and then we really have a good morning.
yeah, i think i like this place.
I like your neighborhood, too. Hope I get to live in such a place someday (Guess I have to wish for it harder). Again, I like the effect of your photos: love the 70s vibe.
ReplyDeletei like what you said about finding your own identity. i also like the things you said about zion.
ReplyDeletethis reminds me so much of anatalio plaza yoyz...so excited to visit your new house and see this maasin-like neighborhood..see you next month (pohon) buddy.
ReplyDelete@jejet definitely see u next month!! i have a lot of fond memories of anatalio gaviola plaza (don't we all). favorite place for juvenile heartbreak stuff haha
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