I recently spent two days in downtown Cincinnati. I could have spent two thousand more. The city is magical. Everywhere you turn, an artsy painted building, specialty shops, restaurants, business suits, hipsters, music and...money. One morning walking to work, I dodged scaffolding, skirted orange temporary fencing, performed in a brief ballet with burly construction workers, and almost fatally shared space with a home furnishings truck. At first, I was overcome by all of it. Then I realized that it spoke more than what I was seeing on the surface. Construction means things are happening here. People are moving in, people are settling in, people are buying in to this city and its magic. Who wouldn't? In the short time I was there, I ate edamame at a trendy Japanese sushi bar, sipped coffee at a Belgian waffle house, had a cocktail in the business district and a beer in the arts district. If you live in downtown Cincinnati, this is your everyday life, and trust me,