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Artsy Neighborhood

Guest post by Jewel Cole

My boyfriend and I thought it would be nice to move into an artsy neighborhood, but the more time we spend here, the more we realize we totally don’t fit in. At first, the street festivals and art shows were fun, but now we are just sick of all of the hipsters and crowds that come in from other neighborhoods. There is never any parking on the weekends, and we always wake up to garbage in the streets that doesn’t get cleaned up for days. Sometimes there are positive new things that happen like farmers markets and animal adoption events, but it is just exhausting. I get angry at how people behave and have realized that maybe we are too old to live in a trendy area. We decided that we are just going to spend more time at home instead of trying to be involved in all the activities. We signed up for a directv promo, and we hope that will keep us entertained until we save enough to buy a place in a different neighborhood. We don’t want to move right now, so I guess we will just have to deal with out bad decision for a little bit longer.

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