Tuesday, November 17, 2009

What About Bob?

   

Dana Jennings reports from Eastwood, 2 blocks west of Lockwood, “where the light rail project is in high jackhammer mode.”: “Bob Street would be a good place to live. It’s short, like the name. Starts at Harrisburg and dead-ends into Garrow Street near the meandering, tree-lined Harrisburg hike and bike trail. Bob St. is just two short blocks lined with single story bungalows and front porches. Most need love and repair. . . . Talked to a young man, drinking coffee on his front steps, enjoying the morning mist. He was making sure I wasn’t up to no good. . . . Quiet little street with its own version of neighborhood watch, and with artists in the night, spraypainting dragons at the corner. Curiously, all homes face the street at a slight 15? degree angle. Lining up the porches to salute the rising sun? Wonder what the trendmaker builder of the time was thinking, back in 1910?” [The Next San Miguel de Allende]

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2 Comments

  1. 1
    From Matt Mystery:

    Wonder what the trendmaker builder of the time was thinking, back in 1910?”
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    What worries me is what Rick Perry and Larry Davis and the others will be thinking a century later in 2010.

  2. 2
    From Matt Mystery:

    Oops. I meant Bob Perry. Multi-blogging.

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