This is the lake behind my house. |
This is a neighboring lake. |
I'm fortunate enough to live in a really beautiful community. There are lots of gardens, trees and a few community buildings. The best part, though, has to be the lakes. Our house backs onto one, and there are many more just a short walk or drive away.
I was used to living next to a ravine. At my old house, I would look out the window, and see hills of grass. Waking up in my new house was a little frightening at first because I would look outside and somehow manage to think, "Water? Was there a flood?", and it made my move seem like more of a permanent vacation.
There are also ducks and other birds that live on the lakes as well. For the longest time, the lake behind my house didn't have any duck residents but now I think they've moved in and settled. In some of the other lakes, there are fish and turtles, but as of right now, my lake just has the birds!
[still six months left!]
-Lauren
Thanks for the comment on "15 Steps," Lauren. I grew up in Texas and have a love-hate relationship with the state. Honestly, although I did/do love Austin (and Big Bend National Park in West Texas is one of the most awe-inspiring places on the planet) I couldn't wait to leave after college.
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Thanks so much for returning the visit, Dan! I have the same sort of relationship, only I might love it less than you... I'm planning on moving away for college! (:
ReplyDeleteHi! You've got some real beautiful sites over there.
ReplyDeleteI'm quite jealous! The snow here stinks!
Thanks very much (:
ReplyDeleteI definitely really like the view here too!
But snow sounds good right about now ):