A neighborhood has a kind of mystical identity which one scarcely suspects let alone notices while one is living there, for living uses up all of a m… - William Saroyan

" "

A neighborhood has a kind of mystical identity which one scarcely suspects let alone notices while one is living there, for living uses up all of a man's time and attention. But in retrospect sooner or later a man remembers an old neighborhood and suddenly notices that there was something fantastic about the place.