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What in the world do you do for a living that allows you to move biannually based on random dart throwing? I think I'd rather just wander until I stumbled across a place that fit me for two years, assuming I had the ability to do so. Do you really just close your eyes and leave it all up to chance, or do you actually aim the dart in a certain direction? Just curious...
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Wow, I was shocked to see that you actually made the move...I mean, not because moving every 2 years isn't possible or plausible, but because it sounded more like someone posting on a forum for the heck of it. That's really cool that you can do that.
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That's for sure. But of I had the funds to move every two years, I would definatly consider parts of the country where it doesn't snow or below 40!
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Winter is definatley a beutiful season, no argue there. Just 6 months of it is too much. I mean, I enjoy the scenery of winter, but maybe just for about a month, tops. I'm already anticipating summer.
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How about the tornado that went through Loves park area today and headed to Poplar Grove.... what do you want, snow in January or tornado's???
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Am looking at Roscoe also. Any problems with the city water / sewerage?? Any suggestions on new homes / subdivisions to stay away from?
Any opinions on Contry homes vs 3 Hammer... also considering Woodfield homes. |
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