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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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Really?
PumpkinAngel
B/c really, nothing shows the true meaning of the Christian faith like dropping a wad on a party to "impress" all your friends and family.
I don't know what your faith is, but in my church, baptism is a sacrament and celebrated as such.
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I don't agree with that, you seem to rely on children's birthday parties and tinder say she uses it as an opportunity to social with other parents.....others
PumpkinAngel
The places where DS typically attends bday parties provide staff to help w/the kids. I mean, why pay a couple of hundred bucks for a party if you actually have to work? I write the check, watch the kids have a blast, and that's that.
Chuck E Cheese sucks. I would never have a bday party there, that place is hell on earth.
So one, single elementary school birthday party.....contradicts and overides everyone else's personal experiences on birthday parties?
PumpkinAngel
Well...only if one overlooks the not so nice things that hazel has said about those parents who don't attend birthday parties and the fact that merella hasn't said anything negative or nasty.
Good try though.
PumpkinAngel
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