We form a community that is as close knit as you want to make it.Again...welcome!

It's a tightly knit community and you should do well with these upgrades.  

These tenants usually stay for a while since these properties have garages, backyards, and a tight knit community.

What amazes me the most is how tight knit this community seems to be.

Yes, its definitely a great, tight-knit group of committed individuals.  

Close knit group here from all walks of life and we wish you the best....

I have already found that this forum has a plethora of knowledge and ideas to keep me reading for days but just wanted to thank the members of BP for making this such a close-knit and friendly environment.

For the most part Sugar Creek is a tight knit community of long time residents who take pride in where they live.

But since the military tends to be a tight knit community, I would just want to be sure I was approaching it as a win-win opportunity.

It's also productive fun- I also like hobbies where I make things (knitting, sewing, cooking, fixing up things around the house, etc), but the sense of accomplishment at the end of spending 4 weeks solid knitting a scarf is not nearly as... well, fun... as spending that four weeks putting together a deal.And once you stop needing the money to live on, it starts going to interesting projects and things you care about- I try to donate money to science research I find interesting, but tends to get ignored by the big grant institutions- I could happily, happily, spend $100 million on that and never get bored.