February 8th, 2012
Stepped out the front door this morning and February hit me in the face. I know this is actually normal compared to the weather we’ve been having, but I’d kind of gotten used to the 60-degree sunny days (even though they freak me out a little bit).  Also, the other day I was feeling brave and sat out on our front porch for awhile, and discovered that the house across the street has a freaking MINIATURE HORSE in their backyard. I don’t know if it’s a good idea to have something that awesome in your yard when you live between a halfway house and a home for mentally ill sex offenders, but I do know that I am feeling very motivated to make friends with my across-the-street neighbors now.

Stepped out the front door this morning and February hit me in the face. I know this is actually normal compared to the weather we’ve been having, but I’d kind of gotten used to the 60-degree sunny days (even though they freak me out a little bit). 

Also, the other day I was feeling brave and sat out on our front porch for awhile, and discovered that the house across the street has a freaking MINIATURE HORSE in their backyard. I don’t know if it’s a good idea to have something that awesome in your yard when you live between a halfway house and a home for mentally ill sex offenders, but I do know that I am feeling very motivated to make friends with my across-the-street neighbors now.

  1. jen22201 said: I find your neighborhood highly intriguing. There must be sitcom in there somewhere. Make sure the ducks get an “introducing” credit.
  2. bluelightseven said: I LIVE NEAR THE TINY HORSE PEOPLE. Like, right around the corner. Weird, Internet. Weird. But then again I know nothing about this halfway house/sex offenders situation, so…?
  3. bangingpatchouli said: Aw yeah, and it’s such a pretty snow, but the streets are still clear.
  4. thebobert said: Great. Now people can find out where we live.
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