After the open house, Kerri and I walked Mass St. It was odd being back in Lawrence. Haven't been there in five years and had a little trouble remembering my way around.
I love Lawrence, but as I told Crystal, I don't think I could live there. I want to leave it in the early 90s like I remember it. Plus, that town feels tailor-made for 20 year olds, which I ain't.
So many sights still look so familiar. But those sidewalks and corners aren't mine anymore. I just borrowed them back when the kids borrowing them now were 3 years old.

Here's one corner I was happy to give back. The Buckle on Mass. Worked there for two years in college, after two years in Dodge. I get seizures when I get too close but was able to suffer through for this shot.

The Mad Greek. It's still there. I miss the flaming cheese.

The Kansan got Rudy's carryout three times a week. It made me fat.

The Granasty.
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I LOVE that town and I'm not in my 20's, but I could TOTALLY live there. I can see myself being the crazy cat lady in Lawrence and eating at Mass St. Deli everyday for the rest of my life.
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