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By: Terrence

Terrence — Thu, 05 Mar 2015 18:08:58 +0000

I see your dilemma. Personally if it was me, I would cshooe #2. We have an acre and a third and I LOVE it! We are a little far down in Pasadena and it takes us a while to get where we need to, but at the end of the day, I love to come home and have privacy. We have wonderful neighbors who we see, but they are not all up in our business, well except the nosy lady across the street, but we are the same age as her kids so she “looks out” for us. We see lots of wildlife and it’s nice to sit on the deck, with a glass of wine and relax w/o looking in someone else’s backyard. The one thing that makes me say #1 for you is that you are a very social person, so if having things to do close by is important, then you will survive in a smaller house. You also have to decide if this is a long term or short term decision. Don’t settle, wait for the right place and you will know when you find it! Good luck!

By: Karno

Karno — Sun, 22 Feb 2015 00:44:10 +0000

Here is what I’ve found in the past. Your home is where you live. It’s where you will spend most of your time. You should chosoe the home that suits your family best. The decision should not primarily be based on distance to amenities. When you move into a new home you almost always find yourself needing new furniture to fit your new space. I can tell you right now if the rooms and the house in general feel small now you will grow out of it quickly. Sooner rather than later you will feel like the walls are closing in on you and despite being close to town, going to the pool, park and grocery store will not make your house feel bigger when you get home.For this reason I vote for house number two. I have lived outside of town about 20mi. The drive starts to feel less and less the more you travel it and before long it doesn’t seem like your that far out at all. Now days I’m back in town and granted I love being close to everything but I miss the simple life of living in an outskirts community.

By: Ilker

Ilker — Thu, 19 Feb 2015 18:49:46 +0000

This is a tremendous ottprounipy and it sound like you both are taking full advantage of it. You are making great memories! Have few opportunities go by that you later regret not taking. This is a once in a lifetime learning experience. Have fun!

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cheap car insurance quotes — Thu, 30 Oct 2014 18:10:18 +0000

You really found a way to make this whole process easier.

By: Rahul

Rahul — Mon, 21 Jul 2014 05:37:14 +0000

Sales are down in the residential hosiung industry, but those dollars have to be going somewhere. Your business has to find out where they are going and be adaptable, to follow those dollars into related markets. Think outside the box.Are those people who would otherwise be buying houses, renting instead? You might open up a new line of business offering something to them.Or are people just buying cheaper houses? Smaller houses? Is more of the money going into the lower end of the market? Can you concentrate your efforts on those areas?There are many places where some of this information is available, like searching news websites for headlines like: Home sales fall again in January . Ultimately though, the best way to answer those questions is to ask your customers.

By: Mahmd

Mahmd — Sun, 20 Jul 2014 19:06:15 +0000

Since there is so many fields of spietaliecs that I have a choice of, I still really can’t choose one. So I am going base on my personal experiences. My original goal back in high school and maybe even before that, was to work in a Neonatal ICU! I had a brother that passed before he had his first birthday from heart complications, and that year I spent a lot of time at hospitals with my parents. My goal the first couple of years was to work with babies just like him. That was until I had my own children, I would of still loved to have worked in that career field but the heart ache I would most likely endure when one of those babies did not make it home. I could not have handled!On to more positive experiences, I have worked with the elderly and Geriatrics interests me very much. Being surrounded with people that have lived a fulfilled life is so much more rewarding. Even though at times it is the ending stages of their lives, and it is sad when someone does pass. It’s less of a heartache to know that most of the time they are ready to move on. They are still very dependent on you and when you are able to help them with their needs that’s the most rewarding of all, plus you form a special relationship with the patients and their families.

By: Dhamiri

Dhamiri — Sun, 20 Jul 2014 15:22:08 +0000

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By: Cynthia Woolf

Cynthia Woolf — Thu, 30 May 2013 06:23:33 +0000

Thank you all for stopping by today. Norah will pick the winners and I’ll contact you privately.

By: Katie Dalton

Katie Dalton — Thu, 30 May 2013 01:58:32 +0000

You’re work space looks better then mine. I seem to have chaos going on….lol

Fun post! 🙂

By: Denise Z

Denise Z — Wed, 29 May 2013 20:03:33 +0000

This is a fun post. I never gave much thought to my work space other than making sure I had enough room to retreat, fit my two monitors, and books; oh and of course be able to get my work done – hee hee. I will admit for years it was like a cave and more recently we added on an enclosed area to our patio so I now have windows with distracting view of the backyard. I admire your ability to share the space with the hubs, as I find I have become quite proprietary LOL Thank you for sharing a bit of you with us 🙂
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