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Originally Posted by graciegirl
I had Starbucks once, in a hospital waiting room. it was too strong.
In the morning at our house, either Sweetie or Helene makes the coffee and they bring me a cup with a little half and half.
Makes me want to sing the Folgers song.
Back to the subject.
Because the southernmost areas are selling even faster with the return of building only spec homes, I am looking for a lot of traffic problems this high season, especially getting out of the feeder roads to the main drags of Buena Vista and Morse that will take all of the new residents to the existing restaurants and groceries.
We will have much sturm und drang on this forum. I think this is the fastest we have moved foreward in population since I have lived here.
We need to practice deep breaths now and no horn blowing or obscene gestures.  |
So, just with the traffic congestion uppermost in mind (at high season of the year), would you say that certain villages such as :
Virginia Trace
Sabal Chase
Village of Caroline
......would be in good proximity to what Lake Sumter Landing has to offer?
If my memory holds correct, they were the closest.......I'll have to drag out my latest map.
We have no problem with going for "early bird" suppers, but when one has visitors it isn't always easy to get everyone ready at the same time......especially dealing with baby's naptimes, etc..........so in my opinion, it's easier to be closer to whatever it is you want to be close to.
Hubby thoroughly liked being in the upper northwest quadrant past the polo grounds and going north towards Mulberry Grove...which was a small shopping center but did have a Publix. It's a toss.