Another Day, Another Teardown
Today at lunch, I took a tour of several neighborhoods. (This is also known as my “afternoon run.” I had to go early because I’m going to the High School Reunion premiere party tonight. Can’t wait. But I digress.) Much to my horror, one of my very favorite houses—it was the old Hollywood-ish one at the corner of Lakeside and Laurel—has been reduced to rubble. I actually had to stop running. I then stared rather aggressively at the poor sap driving the bulldozer. He didn’t seem scared, so I ran away. What’s the story, Candy?
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I dunno — yet. Did you see a builder’s sign? There are so many homes being built all over HP it is like a maze to get through. I’ll get you the 10-40. Solved one “Bush mystery” today — you’ll see it on Dallas Dirt tomorrow!
Has anyone done a study of the various Swankienda’s owners, and how long they actually live in thier dream home until they realize that they can not actually use “all” those amenities? I drove down Lexington after the posts on the street. I will be surprised if very many of the trees survive the construction around them.