Monday, April 21, 2008

No Pressure

This is for Scott and Lindsay:

See what we're pointing to on that sign? Click on it to make it bigger!

Check out the cool red post flags!

Very close to the RR station!

Philly is SUCH a cool city!

Look closely--see the bride?

5 comments:

Lindsay said...

Very cool! It almost reminds me of San Francisco. But I am sure that San Fran has many more hills. We are coming closer to a decision everyday! So far it is PA, but still not 100%. Thanks for posting those fun pictures! Got me smiling!

Emily said...

looks fun! i can't believe you guys have blossoms and flowers. it's SOOOO COLD and windy here that anything that had a chance to blossom is now dead or blown off.

Boquinha said...

Omigosh, it's GORGEOUS here!! I'm posting more pictures in a bit . . .

Anonymous said...

hey, do post more pictures of your fair city! we're looking for places to live. i've always been set on the pacific northwest but i'm open to persuasion... :)

Boquinha said...

Oh Chandelle, we are totally in love with this area!! Happy to post more pictures!! Can't say enough how much we love it--location, location, location. We're tucked away in such a beautiful area, yet so many big, cool cities are so accessible.

You get all 4 seasons and none of them are harsh. No awful/extreme weather. There's a university in town as well as many colleges in the area. And I think you'd do well career-wise here, too! LOTS of homeschoolers. It is a pretty conservative area, but we liberals tend to find one another and that helps maintain sanity. :P

We could also use a Whole Foods or Trader Joe's closer by. Maybe that's in the works. There are vegetarians here and lots of people in our homeschool group are interested in organic foods and natural living and co-ops and such.

It's small-town America with LOADS of beautiful farm land and so many beautiful trees, plant, flowers, etc. It is so gorgeous here. Absolutely stunning.

How's that for starters?