Wednesday, June 11, 2008
Sick and Twisted
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Maybe the running is honing your instincts and your gut told you the car was safe despite your imagination.
ReplyDeleteThat means you must use your gut to evaluate the houses. Ignore everything your mind tells you. Of course, you'll probably just buy the house with the biggest pantry, if your gut is anything like mine.
Unfortunately it's not the pantry that will determine the house (they are all small and unusable from what I saw--spoiled baby that I am), it's the presence of potential storage out of the heat and humidity that is going to determine it since I can't have a basement. ::pout pout::
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