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| Sat, 12-29-2007 - 10:49am |
With all these talk about going from homes to apartments, I wondered how many people think:
1. Going from a home to an apartment is moving "down" in life. (I am not speaking of after the kids grow up and you sell your home to OWN an apartment/condo/townhouse, but a family that owns a home and then sells it to rent an apt.)
2. What are the advantages when you own something and have equity and then go to giving someone else your money to pay THEIR bills?
3. How bad would it have to be living in your home to make the decision to do this?
4. What advantages and/or disadvantages are there to living in an apartment vs living in

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I do accept it but it seems people are more social IMO at the parties and places I attend. We are interested in meeting people and wanting to know them and since our kids will be in years and years of school together and we will see each other at many functions, there really is no harm.
- Jeane "Dear Abby" Phillips, in an interview with Lisa Leff.
Yes. We. Did.
- Jeane "Dear Abby" Phillips, in an interview with Lisa Leff.
Yes. We. Did.
Ok, I am a little confused. When you go to a place, say Chuck E Cheese, the package includes, pizza, drink, cake and a favor bag
I'll go slowly this time.
NOOOOOOOOOOOO. I feed them cake and ice cream. If I'm feeling really wacky I may put out some chex mix. I have never fed them a "meal" . I Barely feed me and Liza you think i'm gonna feed a hord of hungry parents and their offspring? think again. cake and ice cream. that's it. Last year they got dinner because (wait for it) we took liza and erh ONE friend OUT to dinner. That was it. that's all she wrote folks. Telling me how many barbecuse you go to is never going to change the way I do things.
- Jeane "Dear Abby" Phillips, in an interview with Lisa Leff.
Yes. We. Did.
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