Paradise
 

Not sure if I have written about this.

The past half month I've been to the water fall located in the middle of the new walking/biking trail that had been constructed by the city 6 months ago. The entrance of the trail is just 12 minutes walking distance from our house. Most people park their cars in the parking lot of a computer store near by - the only parking space within 2 miles radius besides a gas station and a video store.

The trail is at least 6 feet wide (enough for two golf carts to pass by each other) paved with lime stones (? very light-colored stones.) It takes 15 minutes to walk from the beginnig of the trail (next to a very short, green-colored, and 'grounded' suspension bridge by the very busy Farm to Market road) to the water fall. One can choose to continue the trail and exit to the other end opening to a state highway.

Anyway, we were just thrilled to have this wonderful 'trail' nearby. Hubby has decided that he will retire here. The plan had always been to go back to the country and live in his parents' house which had been willed to him. Now he is converted to a city (pop. 50,000) slicker...