Waiting for the tourists to get settled in the restaurants and bars so I can go grocery shopping.
People move in predictable masses. And you learn so you can get around town easily with minimal involvement in their herd.
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@SW-User That’s really awful, understandable why you’re angry and want to get the hell out of there. Sometimes I wonder if these developers won’t be happy until there’s not a tree, forest or plot of preserved/native land left. Unfortunately as long as there’s a demand, there’ll be a supply. People never seem to learn.
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@OlderSometimesWiser I thought I'd never leave Delaware. I loved it here. But it is completely different.
They've started tearing down the older stuff. The older houses don't sell. People can pay the same price for a brand new house, with no lie, cardboard walls. In this moldy musty swamp 😂
It's going to backfire eventually. The ocean is wild queen and throwing millions of tons of weight on sand and swamp is asking for it. These cardboard houses, you can see them warping in the humidity, siding waving and falling off.
Just the pollution in the ocean alone is sad.
I hate to leave her, the ocean. I feel like she's the only one who understands me.
They've started tearing down the older stuff. The older houses don't sell. People can pay the same price for a brand new house, with no lie, cardboard walls. In this moldy musty swamp 😂
It's going to backfire eventually. The ocean is wild queen and throwing millions of tons of weight on sand and swamp is asking for it. These cardboard houses, you can see them warping in the humidity, siding waving and falling off.
Just the pollution in the ocean alone is sad.
I hate to leave her, the ocean. I feel like she's the only one who understands me.
BobbyMoeven · 51-55, M
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@BobbyMoeven it is, believe me, I'm so over it
BobbyMoeven · 51-55, M