When we moved to Rivermont, I was admittedly a little nervous when I heard there was a homeowners association. I’d heard horror stories about HOA meetings in friends’ neighborhoods, in which neighbors got up in arms about paint colors and flower choices. But we’d heard our organization was not a normal HOA. They were not kidding. I love our neighborhood even more now. The topics were the usual suspects, but peppered into the discussion of the neighborhood were little gems and adorable characters. The whole thing felt very Pawnee-esque so what was I to do? Naturally, I live-tweeted it. Here are just a few of the highlights:
Thought we had a road in the neighborhood named Gin. I can’t express my disappoint to hear it pronounced with a hard ‘G.’ #LHHOA
— Hannah B. (@HB_Belle) November 18, 2015
It’s getting serious. #lhhoa https://t.co/MOWWTV983D pic.twitter.com/MyeOFNTreo — James A. Slaughter (@JamesASlaughter) November 17, 2015
The way small #southern towns talk about kudzu must be akin to how big city folks talk about thugs. #smalltown #bringonthegoats #LHHOA
— Hannah B. (@HB_Belle) November 18, 2015
“We have 2 garden clubs. The one that meets at night is a dinner club. The one that meets during the day cares about plants.” #LHHOA
— Hannah B. (@HB_Belle) November 18, 2015
There’s a bow-making workshop on Friday. I love it here. #LHHOA
— Hannah B. (@HB_Belle) November 18, 2015
For upcoming #Christmas decor: “Maybe not those blow-up snowmen. We’ll save that for [neighborhood redacted].” Lake Hills got game. LHHOA
— Hannah B. (@HB_Belle) November 18, 2015
