Comments | dadadadio: Miracle On Guadalupe

dadadadio

Miracle On Guadalupe

Mar 22, 2011 20:59

After a few months in Tempe I can say without question this neighborhood is better suited to us than Gilbert. There's been a lifestyle change. My daily commute went from 35 to 10 miles round trip. I work in Tempe. Many of my favorite places are in Tempe. We're finding new places we like, many within modest bike riding distance.

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openscarf March 23 2011, 12:46:24 UTC

It obviously wasn't the monkey bell's time to go.

Isn't it cool how circumstances planted you in a place you like so much better? Moving forward and changes wake us up to life again.

Great that James is finding things to do too.

I can relate, all the walking I do now to and from work, rain and shine, I see so much more. While I'm walking, I always think of things I want to look up when I get home, restaurant reviews, why all the Moroccan architecture and design in Oakland or is it art deco, etc...

Happy trails!

It is cool dadadadio March 24 2011, 02:55:34 UTC

That was a good come back considering recent replies to your blog. My monkey bell has a number. It's not up yet.

James' recent activities are encouraging. He's beginning to see opportunity in the community we live in.

The lifestyle here is better and Mikey has a girlfriend next door.

Re: It is cool openscarf March 24 2011, 03:10:08 UTC

"That was a good come back considering recent replies to your blog."

I don't get it... 'splain please.

Mikey is handsome, she's a lucky gal.

Re: It is cool dadadadio March 24 2011, 19:13:18 UTC

On your 3/19 post Sharpie and I opined 'when our time is up our time is up' and we're not worrying about it. I thought your comment about it 'not being the monkey bell's time to go' was related.

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sharpchick March 23 2011, 23:48:50 UTC

You make me wish Little Rock and the surrounding area (since I live in the surrounding area) was more bike and pedestrian friendly.

Until August, of course.

dadadadio March 24 2011, 03:03:09 UTC

Our culture is so automotive oriented. I like my vehicle but honestly could live without it if I did not need it.

I like having days in the sun doing something, biking is free, and there are plenty of destinations in town. ... Or we just ride, desperados in the desert.