When I bought that house in Atlanta in 2004 everyone said that buying a house is more stressful than losing a loved one. In 2004 buying a house was easy (keeping the house is the hard part, but I stayed within my budget). This time around it was way more stressful than losing a loved one.
Of the $2,320 worth of security deposits that she had gathered over the 7 years, we got $400 back.
The seller refused to fix anything and there are so few houses with back gates that open onto public park trails that go directly to the elementary and middle school. So yeah, we flopped right over that barrel.
I’ll be at OryCon in Portland October 18-20
Planter boxes and cobblestone so no back yard maintenance. And an apple tree and back yard trail access.
If Amazon unionized their workers I would buy my fucking groceries from them. But at the moment they’re using basically slave labor.
Obby had been picky until he spent a year walking Liz to school through the woods and he realized that was a top priority now.
