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Our tech team has launched updates to The Nest today. As a result of these updates, members of the Nest Community will need to change their password in order to continue participating in the community. In addition, The Nest community member's avatars will be replaced with generic default avatars. If you wish to revert to your original avatar, you will need to re-upload it via The Nest.
If you have questions about this, please email help@theknot.com.
Thank you.
Note: This only affects The Nest's community members and will not affect members on The Bump or The Knot.
my neighbor is weird
I don't know him, but he does kind of odd stuff - like cleaning his driveway with a leafblower even though there is no visible dirt...or leaves. Anyway, he's out there right now washing his car in the driveway. It's raining. 
At first I thought maybe he was trying to conserve water or something, but nope, he has the hose on full blast. I think he's just weird.
Re: my neighbor is weird
He's not terribly friendly, and I don't tend to talk to most of my neighbors, so that would be a no. You're right that it might be entertaining though!
That was my initial thought until I read further and you said he had the hose on full ball too. Check his garden for magic mushrooms.
LMAO!
He does sound a little nuts.
My husband would faint dead away if he saw someone washing their car in the rain. On his list of maddening/illogical things, this ranks right up there with Socks With Sandles.
*whispers*
I have been known to sport the Socks With Sandles look. When I was in college, the only shoes I had that were comfy enough to wear while standing in front of an easel for 12 hours were Birkenstocks. So during the winter I wore something similar to this:
Haha, don't be ashamed on my account! On a recent vacation my FIL wore black trouser socks with deck shoes (in plain view - he was also wearing shorts). Did I say Word One about it? No!
Because girls who wore spandex leggings with oversize tops and side-ponies and tee-ties and jelly shoes and snap bracelets and tall bangs and mismatched socks and <i>impossibly large</i> rose-tinted eyeglasses and pairs of earrings where one said "Boy" and the other said "Crazy" should not throw stones
hilarious! and - not only mismatched socks, but layered socks too!
btw, that picture must be of a knitter - those are handknit socks, and knitters find the ahem, strangest ways to show them off. you can bet that that woman feels no shame - just the opposite, in fact! ...and yes, i knit socks, but i do draw the line at socks and sandals! socks and mary janes though, i'm starting to think are okay?