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[threeplusfire]

The humidity is a cruel cherry on top of this miserable summer. My yard is mostly dead, burnt dry. I have to admit, I sneer at the handful of people determined to keep regulation golf course green yards. There's no HOA here and there's a drought. It makes no sense to use that much water for a yard you never actually use. (I've taken to rinsing out my coffee brewing pitchers in the yard, because I hate to pour the water down the sink.

I've felt so lax about writing here. Since we came home from our trip, I've felt out of sorts.

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[brienze.livejournal.com]

If Rick's company sells in the next couple of years, I'm seriously looking at moving somewhere around Balcones, or the Shoalmont area between 45th and Hancock, and neither of those areas should have HOAs. Which isn't the primary reason to move there, but it's up pretty high on the list.

[tsarina.livejournal.com]

One of our primary home buying requirements was no HOA. So it seems totally reasonable to me!