Oh, man, the end of the endless lace project is in sight. Holy crap. Fortunately, half of the upcoming rows are just purled. Just. A few. More days. Can I do 10 a day? Can I get FIRED UP???
I was looking at Walk Score, which rates a neighborhood's accessiblity for people on foot (terrain not evaluated.) Dang. My cousin's house (it used to be my grandma's) rated an 89/100. Mine rates a 9/100.
Merry Cristmas!
11 hours ago
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mine's a 9/100 also...just means we're rural that's all! We can walk and breathe a lot fresher air and look at all the purty nature around.....we just can't walk to the grocery and all (and besides who wants to CARRY groceries home from walking?)
ps=baby shwag came! holy cow woman, you are generous with your stash!
Where do you live? BFN? Our old house rates 83, new house rates 60. At the new house, I can't even walk to the supermarket, drug store, or a coffee place.
Big secret, Marie-most of us live in BFE. This survey didn't evaluate public transportation, of which we have...zero.
I was a bit surprised at the ratings. My house rated a 51 even though I live within a mile of a major grocery store; a college; public elementary and secondary schools; 3 private schools; golf, tennis, and swimming parks, 2 coffee shops, 2 clothing stores, 2 libraries, and a dozen or more resturants. The LYS is less than 2 miles :)
Seems like it should score higher than 51
ScullyKnits
not needing a car would be nice; but I'll take my quiet Minneapolis suburb any day!
I do my walking for sport, I guess...
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