Oh, I do like that little jutty-out window above the front door.
That's the window of the third bedroom, which was my daughter's before the loft conversion. She's now in the old master bedroom, to the right, Mrs. NS and I are up in the loft and her old bedroom is now Mrs. NS's office/emergency bedroom.
I clicked on a Zillow link for a gorgeous, unrestored MCM in Racine, and now the algorithm thinks I'm dying to live in suburban Milwaukee and sends me 10 listings every morning.
Today's Zillow email gave me a handful of very affordable bungalows in Racine, WI and three mansions in La Jolla, CA for between $32,000,000 and $45,000,000. I think their algorithm needs some refining.
Someone here (me?) posted a $50 million Republican monstrosity in La Jolla last week and I clicked all over it. It's my own damn fault.
That was me. My wife looks at properties all over San Diego and will copy me on either really pretty stuff or absolute horror shows.
Meanwhile, your Racine cabin looks fantastic, and incredibly affordable. I'm not sure what the surfing is like. Generally better in La Jolla, I imagine.
This is the glorious La Jolla mid-century house that came up for me as my first on Zillow this morning. Ridiculously priced given that all the write-up is about how much remodelling you need to do. But stunning bones and stunning views:
This is the glorious La Jolla mid-century house that came up for me as my first on Zillow this morning. Ridiculously priced given that all the write-up is about how much remodelling you need to do. But stunning bones and stunning views:
Our garage has an entirely manual door -- while the house itself is WW2-era vintage, the door is relatively recent, I think one of the people who had the house before us just cheaped out (there was at least one couple who were trying to flip it and got caught out by the housing bubble).
Does the UK use spring-loaded doors or are they all light and flimsy like the one's my parents had? The springs on my one broke and I learned the door weighs about 300lb.
Does the UK use spring-loaded doors or are they all light and flimsy like the one's my parents had? The springs on my one broke and I learned the door weighs about 300lb.
Well, I reckon that my new door is spring loaded but weighs in some way south of 300lbs. It's not a subject I know much about, but I'd have thought that most doors are actually pretty light these days.
The springs on my one broke and I learned the door weighs about 300lb, so i strapped it to my back and yomped the Illinois stretch of the Lewis & Clark.
I mean, of course I tried to lift it. Which was fine as a deadlift but then I was never going to move it further than that. I just remember the ones at my parents felt like they were made of (light) plastic.
After 2 and a half years of anyone in my household catching the covid, Mrs Slacks has finally succumbed (no worse than a headcold…so far). Me and the MiL took tests too, but are negative still (so far).
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