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Poor little baby. I cry for them as I keep up my 672 square feet mobile home as I care for my wife (spinal problems) and her 86 year old father who lives with us in an 8 feet square bedroom (the only other bedroom). I really wish people like this would come to live with me for a month.
Nope, nowhere close. I think the cats and dogs of Tucson are safe.
Tucson? I went to a corporate awards retreat in Tucson. All of the awards where spelled Tuscon (they also said where the retreat was at) so they had them changed. Such a waste of money to fix them.
We partied at the old Hollywood western studio out there (this was 6 years ago). Don't remember the name but I do remember not to take shots of Tequila 4 hours into the night at a work function. Whoo buddy. Getting lost in the desert at 2am is not cool (for the people trying to find you).
Poor little baby. I cry for them as I keep up my 672 square feet mobile home as I care for my wife (spinal problems) and her 86 year old father who lives with us in an 8 feet square bedroom (the only other bedroom). I really wish people like this would come to live with me for a month.
Dude, that isn't a second bedroom, 8 sq ft??? Sure that isn't a closet?
But, when I was little we were so poor, for Xmas my mom would cut holes in my pockets so I had something to play with.
Poor little baby. I cry for them as I keep up my 672 square feet mobile home as I care for my wife (spinal problems) and her 86 year old father who lives with us in an 8 feet square bedroom (the only other bedroom). I really wish people like this would come to live with me for a month.
Seriously.......
My home (also a mobile) is around 1,000 square feet. There are just two of us here now (myself and my youngest son) but there had been five here until just a couple of years ago and I never felt like it was too small (well, except when the two kids who shared a room got tired of each other).
In a lot of ways, it almost feels too big now. In a couple of years (or less), it will be just me here and I don't know what I'll do with all the space. LOL
My response is it depends on where he lives as to how much money he actually has after paying mortgage groceries etc. the cost of living in some areas is Extremely high and that may be a lot of money in one state but is not in other places.
Tucson? I went to a corporate awards retreat in Tucson. All of the awards where spelled Tuscon (they also said where the retreat was at) so they had them changed. Such a waste of money to fix them.
We partied at the old Hollywood western studio out there (this was 6 years ago). Don't remember the name but I do remember not to take shots of Tequila 4 hours into the night at a work function. Whoo buddy. Getting lost in the desert at 2am is not cool (for the people trying to find you).
LOL!! Lost in the desert is bad bad bad, especially if you've been drinking!
You went to Old Tucson Studios? I've been there once, for a Pat Benatar concert. Nothing else was going on that night, though. But they do have Nightfall every fall for Halloween.
Correcting the spelling is the cost of not proofreading ahead of time. That said, I'm always amazed at the sheer number of things I see with "Tucson" misspelled. <shakes head>
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