Same happened with the fire that destroyed a lot of homes in our neighborhood in 2012.

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Mar 25, 2020
10:04:04pm

cougfanblue CB Nose Hair

Same happened with the fire that destroyed a lot of homes in our neighborhood in 2012.

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Something I've noticed the last few days...

3/25/20 9:57pm

In our 12 years in the Houston area, each tragic storm ended up being some

BlackBart

3/25/20 10:02pm

Same happened with the fire that destroyed a lot of homes in our neighborhood in 2012.

cougfanblue

3/25/20 10:04pm

Same. Lots more people out running or biking, families on walks or out in the yard playing. It’s actually been very nice

3/25/20 10:04pm

It’s happening in my neighborhood too

webster242

3/25/20 10:08pm

I have noticed that too.

El Careeb

3/25/20 10:09pm

Agree. Same here.

cougfanz

3/25/20 10:11pm

Tornado here earlier this month as well. Trials bring communities closer. Would

unctoothman

3/25/20 10:12pm

Yep went running for the first time in months on monday. Everybody i passed

4mack

3/25/20 10:36pm

Yep. Maybe we really are all in this together. I used to think of that

Breaded Hamster

3/26/20 2:07am

Yep. Kids actually out in the yard.

Misteak

3/26/20 6:44am

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