Some communities are odd, some communities are not odd. Surely that is a matter that a community can decide for itself. Do you have eccentric neighbors? Have silly or irritating things happened in your community?
Some communities are odd, some communities are not odd. Surely that is a matter that a community can decide for itself. Do you have eccentric neighbors? Have silly or irritating things happened in your community? Join me on a witty romp through subdivision living. A River To My People is a collection of short stories about life in the suburbs and the funny and infuriating antics, behaviors, rules, and regulations of community life. While every neighborhood is unique, people are people, and you are going to bump into many of the same types: the gossip, the penny-pincher, the blowhard, the maverick, and all the rest. Our subdivision is no exception to the rule that truth is stranger than fiction. Every story is true, only the names have been changed to be more ridiculous. Follow these droll tales of walking dogs, trying to get grass to grow, dealing with speeding by teenagers and parents, errant parking, the work and the pleasure of a backyard swimming pools, homeowners association election politics, and so much more.
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