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Updated: May 18, 2025
Last year, the Vice President launched a new effort to help make communities more livable so children will grow up next to parks, not parking lots, and parents can be home with their children instead of stuck in traffic.
The thoughts of so many people streaming out in all directions about me entangle and bewilder me." "You do not seem to like anything exceptional." "No, I do not," said Beth. "I like the normal the everyday. Great events are not the most significant, nor are great people the most typical. It is the little things that make life livable.
With September a tint of scarlet crept into the foliage bordering the little creeks that stole from the river into the Aldercliffe meadows; tangles of goldenrod and purple asters breathed of autumn, and the mornings were now too chilly for a swim. Had it not been for the great fireplace the shack would not have been livable.
You're looking right at him and wondering subconsciously why he doesn't make a noise like Time." "That's easily remedied." Consulting my watch I set and wound the ancient timepiece. Its comfortable iteration made the place at once more livable. Immediately it struck the hour. "Ten o'clock," I said, and parted the draperies at the lower window to look out again.
He lumbered off one day I hope to his brier-patch, and to his children, and to his confreres, and to all things excellent and livable and highly desirable to a bruin. The Young Russian and The Barber escaped while I was enjoying my little visit at Orne.
We were not able to do anything definite with the new villas built or building around Algeciras, though they looked very livable, and seemed proof of a prosperity in the place for which I can give no reason except the great natural beauty of the nearer neighborhood, and the magnificence of the farther, mountain-walled and skyed over with a September blue in November.
On the other hand, all her little efforts to beautify the little house and make it more livable met with his enthusiastic approval and support. He was as delighted as a child with everything she did, and often, when baffled for the moment by some lack of material for carrying out some proposed scheme, he came to the rescue with an ingenious suggestion which solved the vexed problem at once.
The little room seemed a refuge for Allie, yet it was oppressive, as had been the atmosphere of the parlor where Ancliffe lay. But this oppressiveness was not death. Allie had become familiar with death near at hand. This refuge made her flesh creep. The room was not the home of any one it was not inhabited, it was not livable.
Finally he stretched his aching body upon the improvised bed and fell into a restless slumber. The hot, breathless morning followed the storm through which Sandy departed, and fell like a moist blanket over Lost Hollow. Even up at Stoneledge the vapour rose and settled depressingly. Every door and window in the livable part of the house was set wide to any chance stirring of the dead air.
Don't demand perfection, for you won't find it. Make up your mind just what will make for your happiness and comfort, and demand that. You can make any place livable by furnishing it wisely. And, oh, let me beg of you, don't buy your furniture until you have found and engaged your apartment!
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