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Old 10-13-2007, 09:54 PM
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There has to be at least one quiet couple in that neighborhood. Not one neighbor from hell?

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Yes my neighborhood is 20+ years old - but there are many families like mine that have moved in over the past 5 +/- years. Just because the houses are old doesn't mean you never have new families moving in. On average - most families moving in are very friendly - as are the existing residents.
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Old 10-14-2007, 06:56 AM
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Westcreek has alot of military families. We just moved into The Oaks and really like it alot. It is very quiet. Galm Elementary seems to be a good school. Everyone keeps to themselves, though. Not much interaction between neighbors. That can be good or bad.
Did you attend the Octoberfest at the park last night? LOTS of fun for everyone!
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There has to be at least one quiet couple in that neighborhood. Not one neighbor from hell?
Sure - but doesn't every neighborhood have the few odd folks? I am speaking more to the average neighbor.
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