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Old 11-07-2009, 07:31 AM
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Perhaps some Texans think that way, but that's mostly a stereotype. I'll take a well located smaller house with lower utility bills and less maintenance any day over a McMansion.
Amen! I just don't understand the attraction to huge homes. My daughter had one and now lives in a smaller home. It's so nice and cozy and I like it so much better than the humongous one she lived in before.
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Amen! I just don't understand the attraction to huge homes. My daughter had one and now lives in a smaller home. It's so nice and cozy and I like it so much better than the humongous one she lived in before.
I agree. The more square feet you have, the more you have to clean, too! My 1820 square foot house is plenty big enough for me.
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Old 11-07-2009, 09:21 AM
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What I found is that I really like a single story home. Not having to deal with stairs is awesome - and we use the entire house because of it. Much better for entertaining also. Now, if someone would kick in some bucks to the Home Renovation fund, we could pour a new driveway, do some landscaping and get that new fence we've been dreaming about. Takers? We're 3 years into our home and have 2-3 years left and it'll be totally brought up to date.

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