Perhaps some of you may have noticed, but the real estate market is beginning a tumble in prices that benefit us, prospective buyers. And we're going to wait. That is cold, cold comfort to those such as J and Py , who are attempting to sell their place as we speak. But, we're not going to wait too much longer, if that makes them feel any better. There is no sense trying to time the bottom of the market, and we have been putting off moving, oh, since Mr. P was born because of the huge runup in prices. So huge that at one point, we could barely afford to buy our own place from ourselves. We should be ok even if we sell at a lower price than we could have gotten say, two years ago. We have, however, a dilemma. We have narrowed our choices down to two cities. And we are stuck there. We just can't figure out which city is better, and they are oh-so-different. Let me give you a rundown. City 1 Older, smaller houses (in our price range) Larger lots Beach city Infrastructure
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And, to answer you question, no.
Heidi
And, yes, we use coasters. There are coasters all over this damn house. My favorites feature horrible scenes from Twin Peaks.
Feel better!
We aren't really a coaster kind of family. But that's probably more becaue all of our living room table-type furniture is glass-topped. Easily wiped.
Except for our newly padded coffee table/ottoman, which we can't put any sort of drink on because a certain someone in this house likes to pull things off of it.
Hope you feel bettter SOON.
Coasters - I only use them when we're playing cards on the dining room table. Because that's about the only piece of furniture I own with a finish that is worth preserving. If you overlook the spot where the babysitter poured nail polish remover all over it.
Seriously? Sometimes.
Coasters, what are those? Actually we have one coaster for the computer desk and that is it.
Yes we are coaster people, for the most part.
Feel better sunshine!!
we use coasters all the time because most of our furniture is wood. though i have left some lovely marks because i have not used a coaster and have gotten in lot's of trouble... ;)
I'm sorry to hear you are sick. So much for willing wellness.
No we don't use coasters, we purposefully have a very old and worn coffee table in the living room which can be abused by all. I plan on getting a new fancy one in about 14 years.
Feel better lady....
Get well soon!
Coasters? I'm sure we have some skulling around the place somewhere. I think it's more that we don't have any decent furniture to protect!
Cheers
This is my calling card or link"Whittereronautism"until blogger comments get themselves sorted out.
Does a paper towel count? I don't worry about the kitchen table which I wipe down after each meal (although I make sure nothing sticky gets set there) but I hate to clean up a coffee cup ring or crumbs in the living room every time I turn around.
Uh, no...
And do you prefer writing with a blue or black ink?
Somebody should start "The Non-Sequitors Meme..." Hopefully I spelled that right anyway.
And coasters? You'd better believe it. Under penalty of death.