LAGO VISTA Good neighbor quiz

What kind of neighbor are you in our lakeside community? Take the quiz to find out! Choose the answer that best describes your behavior.

1. I know ___ neighbors in my area.
    a. None—who needs neighbors when I’ve got my internet friends?
    b. 1-4—mostly just a quick wave when I see them.
    c. 5-10—enough to borrow a cup of sugar if needed.
    d. 11 or more—I’m practically the mayor of my street.

2. When a new neighbor moves in, I:
    a. Post on the neighborhood Facebook page complaining about their yard before meeting them.
    b. Assume they’ll introduce themselves if they want to talk.
    c. Say hello, share my phone number for emergencies, and mention local lake activities.
    d. Deliver some Baker’s BBQ, tell them about the best fishing spots, and invite them to the next community event.

3. If my neighbor’s fence leans onto my property, I:
    a. Take a picture and start a heated thread on Nextdoor.
    b. Quietly fume and start plotting my revenge.
    c. Knock on their door to discuss a fix.
    d. Offer to grab my tools and a cold Lago Vista Brewery ale to work on it together.

4. When I use the lake or public spaces, I:
    a. Snap selfies for Instagram and leave my trash behind—those sunset likes are worth it!
    b. Forget the rules because it’s "Texas freedom."
    c. Follow the guidelines and make sure my family leaves the area cleaner than we found it.
    d. Volunteer for clean-up days and teach others about protecting our beautiful Lake Travis.

5. When I leave on vacation, I:
    a. Post a “Goodbye, Lago Vista!” vacation selfie without thinking about security.
    b. Leave my porch light on 24/7 and hope nobody notices.
    c. Let my neighbor know I’ll be gone and leave an emergency contact.
    d. Ask a neighbor to check the mail, water the plants, and keep an eye on the place—offering them a Lago Donut as thanks.

6. My approach to boating or watercraft use on Lake Travis is:
    a. Crank up my music, post a TikTok, and ignore no-wake zones.
    b. Push the speed limit because “yee-haw!”
    c. Respect safety rules, keep the lake clean, and be courteous to others.
    d. Keep extra life jackets on board, share my favorite fishing spots, and bring snacks for the group.

7. My yard or property could be described as:
    a. A social media meme of “Texas jungle.”
    b. Full of potential—once I get to it.
    c. Neat and tidy, keeping up with the neighborhood standard.
    d. A slice of Hill Country heaven—complete with bluebonnets and a perfectly mowed lawn.

8. When hosting an outdoor gathering, I:
    a. Announce it on Facebook, then act shocked when the police show up.
    b. Let guests park wherever they want, including in my neighbor’s yard.
    c. Let neighbors know ahead of time and keep the noise reasonable.
    d. Personally invite my neighbors, share leftovers, and make sure everyone gets home safely.

9. My participation in community events is:
    a. “I’m too busy ranting online about things I don’t attend.”
    b. Rare, unless there’s free food involved.
    c. I attend and pitch in when I can.
    d. I organize events, bring extra brisket, and ensure everyone feels welcome.

10. If I have a conflict with a neighbor, I:
     a. Start a passive-aggressive meme war on social media.
     b. Gossip about them at the brewery and harass our Code Enforcement office.
     c. Talk to them directly and calmly to work things out.
     d. Seek a solution over a meal at the Burger Bar, using city mediation services if needed.