Loft Living

I never would have thought, for me, that loft living would be an ideal type of living environment, for a person I know this was perfect. While I was working for a small bagel shop in Madison, Al. I had a costumer I saw at least four of the six days we were open. Know him by first name as well as by the same items he would order, always the same. He was one of the first to move into a "loft space" in  the developing markets in Huntsville, Providence. He told of his building having "it All". The maid lived downstairs. A barber shop on the corner. A independent grocery that delivered. Designated privet parking if you had a car. Just about anything a resident could want was at hand. But not a fresh bagel shop, which he missed from living in New York. That is why I saw him as often as I did. I guess once a bagel shop opens in his community in Providence I would not see him again. Note: The bagel shop as since closed, I really hope they get a bagel shop for him, he was a very nice person.