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Photo of courtyard at South Shepherd and Kipling: Triniti Restaurant
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Wait, the EaDo people are whining that there’s too much noise!?!?!? You chose to live in an industrial area with no deed restriction, wtf did you expect? Living in a deed restricted, low crime, and good school suburban neighborhood doesn’t sound like such a crazy idea anymore.
Lol. Low crime in a suburban Houston neighborhood. Yeah right!