It has been almost two weeks since I left D.C. for my home in the mountains. I can hardly believe it. Yesterday as I ran a bunch of errands I thought to myself how lucky I am to live here. Every place has a view. Every day the mountains look different. Coming out of Barnes and Nobles yesterday I stopped and was overwhelmed by the contrast of the mountains and the retail stores. This man stopped and asked if I was new here. I said yes, he laughed and told me he had been here almost thirty years and was blown away by the views on a daily basis. It never got old for him. Now I ask you, how nice is that? I have found the people who live here want to be here. It certainly makes them a lot happier. I hope you are having a "happy day".
Sounds like a wonderful place to live, I hope you are happy there. I no I love looking out and seeing the changes and looking at things from different views. Have a Great Day.
ReplyDeleteYes, it's very nice. I hope that you will be ever so happy there, Elizabeth!
ReplyDeletei envy you,my friend!!
ReplyDeleteat least,through your posts,i can share the beauty!!
How wonderful is this Elizabeth! A fabulous view, nice neighbors, AND a Barnes and Noble! (ours was one of the ones that closed down. sigh. Beautiful scenery out your way!!
ReplyDeleteThat is so sweet!
ReplyDeleteI love that interaction.
When the sun sets in December, I am amazed at how beautiful it is. I often wonder if others notice it. I feel silly looking at in awe, and then I think I am so lucky to notice the beauty. I live near Philadelphia, so it is not that gorgeous, but I am planning on getting a second home in West Virginia some day! to be near the mountains.
What a beautiful view.
ReplyDeleteLovely view, and I know how the man feels. I've been living in Southern Utah for 16 years and I have never gotten used to the wonderful views here!
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