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I live in a floating home, in a moorage, in a city. It’s the one place I have lived the longest since I left New York City, where I was born and raised. I fell in love with it because it met my desires to be in the country and in a city – and here I can do both at the same time. Being on the river has a very country feel to it. I often compare it to camping but with indoor plumbing. And heat. And Internet. And every store I need within quick driving distance. <\/p>\n

But I am also in a city and I can be in the downtown area in a short time period.<\/p>\n

MY NEIGHBORHOOD<\/h2>\n

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My House<\/h3>\n

My house is what I call a 2-part home. The main structure and what is known as a tenderhouse.<\/p>\n

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My Moorage<\/h3>\n

This is a summer evening looking out at what I call my backyard.<\/p>\n

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Part of My Garden<\/h3>\n

Everything I grow has to be in pots. These are my nasturtiums and some of my other plants in the back with the dog sniffing them.<\/p>\n

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My Dog<\/h3>\n

No part of my life here can be presented without a picture of Tova. She loves living here, playing tennis, and being able to walk along the levee.<\/p>\n

But as with most places in my life,  I move on. The pandemic has shown me that I don’t want to live here anymore. Which surprised me. I want a backyard. I want a big garden. I want a different kind of lifestyle and neighborhood. And that will happen.<\/p>\n

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I live in a floating home, in a moorage, in a city. It's the one place I have lived the longest since I left New York City, where I was born and raised. I fell in love with it because it met my desires to be in the country and in a city - and here I can do both at the same time. Being on the river has a very country feel to it. I often compare it to camping but with indoor plumbing. And heat. And Internet. And every store I need within quick driving distance. <\/p>

But I am also in a city and I can be in the downtown area in a short time period.<\/p><\/div>

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My House<\/h3><\/div>

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My Moorage<\/h3><\/div>

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Part of My Garden<\/h3><\/div>

Everything I grow has to be in pots. These are my nasturtiums and some of my other plants in the back with the dog sniffing them.<\/p><\/div>

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My Dog<\/h3><\/div>

No part of my life here can be presented without a picture of Tova. She loves living here, playing tennis, and being able to walk along the levee.<\/p><\/div>

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But as with most places in my life,  I move on. The pandemic has shown me that I don't want to live here anymore. Which surprised me. I want a backyard. I want a big garden. I want a different kind of lifestyle and neighborhood. And that will happen.<\/p><\/div>

Thoughts? Comments? <\/p>

Random newsletters? <\/p>

Thank you!<\/p><\/div>