What’s funny about this is that, at the start of the power outage, their positions were almost totally reversed, and she was the one who was all “how can we survive without power?!”
So, you know…my sympathy only goes so far, Abbs.
In all fairness, though, she still does raise a good point. Neighborhoods don’t hang out and socialize together like they once did, and you do have to wonder sometimes if we’ve lost out on something in so doing.
I miss Mayberry Sitting on the porch drinking ice-cold cherry Coke Where everything is black and white Picking on a six string Where people pass by and you call them by their first name Watching the clouds roll by Bye, bye
destry1970 almost 5 years ago
I’m with you, nobody gets to know who lives next door any more, sad you need to take the time, you could make a new friend, but who needs that?
scyphi26 almost 5 years ago
What’s funny about this is that, at the start of the power outage, their positions were almost totally reversed, and she was the one who was all “how can we survive without power?!”
So, you know…my sympathy only goes so far, Abbs.
In all fairness, though, she still does raise a good point. Neighborhoods don’t hang out and socialize together like they once did, and you do have to wonder sometimes if we’ve lost out on something in so doing.
nbwddd almost 5 years ago
I miss Mayberry Sitting on the porch drinking ice-cold cherry Coke Where everything is black and white Picking on a six string Where people pass by and you call them by their first name Watching the clouds roll by Bye, bye