We noticed by living here the past 5 months that things seem to be cheaper here... I filled up my car today and couldn't believe how the prices of gas keep dropping! I remember when we got married over 4 years ago and the price of gas was $1.87/ gallon... we're getting close to that here in Indiana!
This is the sign in front of our subdivision... if you can't read the small print it says, "1200-3600 sq. feet" for homes priced in the $90-$150's... for homes like these:
(our home is the one on the right)
So, I guess this is supposed to be the largest "christmas tree" in the nation, even though it's not a real tree... NYC must have the largest real tree. But it's over this Civil War Monument that they have downtown Indy. It was fun, and Ella loved to see the lights.
The whole plaza is decked out in lights and huge candy cane poles. There's always horse & carriage rides available that take you around downtown, and there's fun shops all around here as well. We stopped to get a bite to eat and warm up... it must've been like 20 degrees that night!
The monument is on this huge round-a-bout, and it just happened that this group of Mexican Dancers were doing a tribute dance all the way around it dressed in authentic costumes, in honor of the Saint of Guadalupe. They looked freezing to me, but it was fun to see.
These are our friends Jenna and Matt Gunnell, who dressed up as the Mario Brothers.
