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February 21, 2009 at 11:21 PM #352409February 21, 2009 at 11:54 PM #351852
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ParticipantThe mountain streets in Clairemont are not short on neighborliness at all. Even though it is a mix of young and old, and of blue and white collar, we know, socialize, trade tools, and have playdates with lots of our neighbors.
Once I was with my dogs in a Motel parking lot and this old German lady was nearly scared to death. Her husband angily explained she is deathly afraid of them, was attacked or something – I didn’t really understand the words he said, but the message was clear. Since then, I have had a new-found respect for people’s aversions to dogs. I always pull my dogs away from people, but at the same time explain they are friendly and love attention. That way, people have a choice.
February 21, 2009 at 11:54 PM #352166sdduuuude
ParticipantThe mountain streets in Clairemont are not short on neighborliness at all. Even though it is a mix of young and old, and of blue and white collar, we know, socialize, trade tools, and have playdates with lots of our neighbors.
Once I was with my dogs in a Motel parking lot and this old German lady was nearly scared to death. Her husband angily explained she is deathly afraid of them, was attacked or something – I didn’t really understand the words he said, but the message was clear. Since then, I have had a new-found respect for people’s aversions to dogs. I always pull my dogs away from people, but at the same time explain they are friendly and love attention. That way, people have a choice.
February 21, 2009 at 11:54 PM #352295sdduuuude
ParticipantThe mountain streets in Clairemont are not short on neighborliness at all. Even though it is a mix of young and old, and of blue and white collar, we know, socialize, trade tools, and have playdates with lots of our neighbors.
Once I was with my dogs in a Motel parking lot and this old German lady was nearly scared to death. Her husband angily explained she is deathly afraid of them, was attacked or something – I didn’t really understand the words he said, but the message was clear. Since then, I have had a new-found respect for people’s aversions to dogs. I always pull my dogs away from people, but at the same time explain they are friendly and love attention. That way, people have a choice.
February 21, 2009 at 11:54 PM #352328sdduuuude
ParticipantThe mountain streets in Clairemont are not short on neighborliness at all. Even though it is a mix of young and old, and of blue and white collar, we know, socialize, trade tools, and have playdates with lots of our neighbors.
Once I was with my dogs in a Motel parking lot and this old German lady was nearly scared to death. Her husband angily explained she is deathly afraid of them, was attacked or something – I didn’t really understand the words he said, but the message was clear. Since then, I have had a new-found respect for people’s aversions to dogs. I always pull my dogs away from people, but at the same time explain they are friendly and love attention. That way, people have a choice.
February 21, 2009 at 11:54 PM #352429sdduuuude
ParticipantThe mountain streets in Clairemont are not short on neighborliness at all. Even though it is a mix of young and old, and of blue and white collar, we know, socialize, trade tools, and have playdates with lots of our neighbors.
Once I was with my dogs in a Motel parking lot and this old German lady was nearly scared to death. Her husband angily explained she is deathly afraid of them, was attacked or something – I didn’t really understand the words he said, but the message was clear. Since then, I have had a new-found respect for people’s aversions to dogs. I always pull my dogs away from people, but at the same time explain they are friendly and love attention. That way, people have a choice.
February 21, 2009 at 11:57 PM #351857paramount
ParticipantAre you new to Southern California? This type of behavior is the cultural norm around here – gated community or not.
Actually I partially blame it on the government who has been busy establishing the US as a police state.
The government does not want a more or less unified populace.
I remember in high school reading how in the USSR neighbors spied on each other, were suspicious of each other – that’s basically what we have today.
February 21, 2009 at 11:57 PM #352171paramount
ParticipantAre you new to Southern California? This type of behavior is the cultural norm around here – gated community or not.
Actually I partially blame it on the government who has been busy establishing the US as a police state.
The government does not want a more or less unified populace.
I remember in high school reading how in the USSR neighbors spied on each other, were suspicious of each other – that’s basically what we have today.
February 21, 2009 at 11:57 PM #352300paramount
ParticipantAre you new to Southern California? This type of behavior is the cultural norm around here – gated community or not.
Actually I partially blame it on the government who has been busy establishing the US as a police state.
The government does not want a more or less unified populace.
I remember in high school reading how in the USSR neighbors spied on each other, were suspicious of each other – that’s basically what we have today.
February 21, 2009 at 11:57 PM #352333paramount
ParticipantAre you new to Southern California? This type of behavior is the cultural norm around here – gated community or not.
Actually I partially blame it on the government who has been busy establishing the US as a police state.
The government does not want a more or less unified populace.
I remember in high school reading how in the USSR neighbors spied on each other, were suspicious of each other – that’s basically what we have today.
February 21, 2009 at 11:57 PM #352434paramount
ParticipantAre you new to Southern California? This type of behavior is the cultural norm around here – gated community or not.
Actually I partially blame it on the government who has been busy establishing the US as a police state.
The government does not want a more or less unified populace.
I remember in high school reading how in the USSR neighbors spied on each other, were suspicious of each other – that’s basically what we have today.
February 22, 2009 at 4:36 AM #351892Casca
ParticipantDo you use a good deodorant soap?
Actually, it takes all kinds, and depending on where you are on this big blue marble, you find more of one kind than the other.
February 22, 2009 at 4:36 AM #352207Casca
ParticipantDo you use a good deodorant soap?
Actually, it takes all kinds, and depending on where you are on this big blue marble, you find more of one kind than the other.
February 22, 2009 at 4:36 AM #352335Casca
ParticipantDo you use a good deodorant soap?
Actually, it takes all kinds, and depending on where you are on this big blue marble, you find more of one kind than the other.
February 22, 2009 at 4:36 AM #352368Casca
ParticipantDo you use a good deodorant soap?
Actually, it takes all kinds, and depending on where you are on this big blue marble, you find more of one kind than the other.
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