I mean, not only did the downtown Homer's in the old market flip suites from it's O.G. spot to a place right across from the vinyl-only store and much narrower, but the Saddle Creek location shutdown and that was the most R&B/Jazz/Rap oriented of the three locations in town. The building on Saddle Creek was the only one that was completely painted Homer's yellow and stood on its own rather than as a collective of strip-mall business and restaurants. It was the most unique of the three in Omaha even if it wasn't the most frequented. No one has stepped up to take it's place, so the past six months of driving past it have been filled with sad thoughts.

I'm only nearly 23 in more than four months though, so I guess I don't really relate to this post. Not all the way.

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