My Gangster Hood.

The houses are crammed and I could probably hear my neighbors fart. Every house is unoform, the same off white color, and layed out in an orderly fashion. Small yards make it cozy looking. A short distance down the street is a small playground with sand, swings, slides and rocking horses. This is where the gangsters play and practice tagging. Once in a while parents will bring thier kids here during daylight hours. Surprisingly its a good nieghborhood, except for the home invasion robbery a month ago, what i'm trying to sasy is that it looks nice. Lots of people can be seen walking thier dogs too. By the way, I live in Moreno Valley up agains the hills. The shrubbery and tree's are placed oddly, there are closely knit area's of tall leafy tree's directly next to green, skinny, long fields of short thick grass, it throws me for a loop when I actually stop to think about it. The entire neighborhood somehow tackles the amazing feat of being organized and scatter-brained at the same time. If I walk further away from home, which I often do, I will come to one of two things: the dirt roads and bare brown hills, or the shopping area with just about every store a person would need or want. The hills can be a fun place to go 4x4ing, if you don't mind running the risk of getting a ticket for trespassing, I have recieved one already. There are many tall rocky inclines to climb, and after it rains, big muddy puddles to romp in. I appreciate the aesthetic value of dried mud on a truck. Go far enough and you find shooting ranges and dumps, none of them legal. This area is very private and quiet, meaning you could get away with just about anything out there. Opposite of the dust and rocks, is the Best Buy, Winco, Target, Wal-Mart, tons of fast food, coffe shops, banks, and the mall, all efficiently organized. Boring in my opinion.