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Uber-liberal radical-feminist secular-humanist spiritual-atheist anti-labelist communitarian-urbanist wounded-healer suburban-shaman with eclectic tastes and ADHD.
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Do Ask / Do Tell
Carelessly curated compendium of curiosities, culture, and cuties.
Uber-liberal radical-feminist secular-humanist spiritual-atheist anti-labelist communitarian-urbanist wounded-healer suburban-shaman with eclectic tastes and ADHD.
I like pretty, shiny things, bright lights, and big cities.
I respond to the female form, psyche, and soul.
Many mages NSFW
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Most Americans Want a Walkable Neighborhood, Not a Big House →
The symbol of American success often involves having the biggest house possible, but our outsized fantasies seem to be shifting. According to a new survey, more than three quarters of us consider having sidewalks and places to take a walk one of our top priorities when deciding where to live. Six in 10 people also said they would sacrifice a bigger house to live in a neighborhood that featured a mix of houses, stores, and businesses within an easy walk.
(Source: azspot, via pavlovsstepson)
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I would be more than happy to lop off about 1,000 sq ft from our house if we could move it to the North End of Boise.
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Very welcome and exciting news. Have we finally begun a paradigm shift in thought?
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I’m going to take this opportunity to say again how much I love my little house, near that little creek, and lots of...
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Yup. All about this.
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