Define "Home" In Allen
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What does "home" look like in Allen? Is it a person, a place, a season, a sound? How has that feeling changed over time?
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Profile of Mardalee Burwitz
Posted by:Mardalee Burwitz
4 months ago
Just like our own homes.... what we put into it, we get out of it. Our house has a yellow door... I love that door. It just feels welcoming with a little pop of color! Allen is a home with a yellow door. For 30 years, it's a place that I want to come back to. It still feels safe to me, the parks are well kept, it's easy to access other parts of the metroplex, all shopping is close, the school district offers so much to families.
Profile of Carolyn Hormell
Posted by:Carolyn Hormell
4 months ago
Home is where people care and share. A sense of belonging and acceptance. A place of peace and feeling safe.
Profile of Carolyn Hormell
Posted by:Carolyn Hormell
4 months ago
Home is the friendly people you see every day. Caring people on the street, grocery stores, church, senior center, schools, every where.
Profile of Steve Benson
Posted by:Steve Benson
4 months ago
The question seems directed to elicit what attribute(s) I value in Allen as my home. To that I’d answer growing diversity and the development of outdoor offerings: trails and parks.
Profile of Veronica Medeiros
Posted by:Veronica Medeiros
4 months ago
For me home is safety, love, and a place where I can grow my family, build a future, and find a sanctuary.
Home in Allen means peace and security, a place where I know my children, family and friends are safe. It’s a community free from drugs and violence, filled with beautiful trails, parks, people, and recreation for everyone
Profile of Sian Flores
Posted by:Sian Flores
4 months ago
Home is where everyone can feel accepted and included. A place that provides for your needs currently, and that you feel will meet your needs in the future as your age and life experiences change
Profile of Cindy Wheeler
Posted by:Cindy Wheeler
4 months ago
Home in Allen is the safe feeling we get when we visit the different parks, stores and venues in the town. In spring we have the Blue Bonnets, Summer brings the many parks and recreation facilities we have, Fall brings Football and winter...Hockey. The many sounds of children at parks and festivals, the lights at our stadium for the many games played their and the proud parents at graduation.
Profile of Mardalee Burwitz
Posted by:Mardalee Burwitz
4 months ago
@Cindy Wheeler All of this and more!
Profile of Mary Spickler
Posted by:Mary Spickler
4 months ago
Home is where I feel welcomed and have a support system, whether it's family, friends or neighbors and businesses frequented. Home is a place I have pride in, and want to take care of.
Profile of Jeff Hays
Posted by:Jeff Hays
4 months ago
Unlike some communities to our west, I feel Allen has maintained a more hometown feel. Urbanization and growth are inevitable and this is the case for not only Allen but the entire area, which will continue. However, maintaining a hometown feel with the downtown area hopefully being brought back to life.
Profile of Susan Rhodes
Posted by:Susan Rhodes
4 months ago
Home is a place that warms your heart. A safe place where you can rest, relax, feel happy. Home is where your community is helpful, takes pride in their homes, their schools, our police and firefighters, the kinds of businesses we can support and adds value to our quality of life. Home is a where we have first rate hospitals and medical services. Home is where we have strong leadership whose primary goal is to focus on our community, manage growth responsibly and thoughtful of the impact (including roads, sidewalks, green spaces) to those who reside here now as well as those who may choose to move here in the future.
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