With turtles and an elephant holding it up (Terry Pratchett reference).
One turtle, the Great A'Tuin, four elephants, Berilia, Tubul, Great T'Phon, and Jerakeen. And i am not a Pratchett geek.
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With turtles and an elephant holding it up (Terry Pratchett reference).
The Cadbury bunnies are among our most revered citizens.
OMG....who doesn't know you have cats.??We have a cat that does that with lavender.
I have had that happen too. It is difficult to tell what is going to become popular and you can't save everything. I live knowing that dollars have slipped through my fingers because I wasn't far-seeing enough, but at the time, it wasn't so important.
yummmy..The Cadbury bunnies are among our most revered citizens.
OMG....who doesn't know you have cats.??
Been there..Done thatYou think you have problems. Our first house we bought for £45,000 in 1997, sold it for £47,950 in 1999. Earlier this year it was sold for £279,000...
How big is that house? I thought that houses were rather expensive there.You think you have problems. Our first house we bought for £45,000 in 1997, sold it for £47,950 in 1999. Earlier this year it was sold for £279,000...
OMG....who doesn't know you have cats.??
How big is that house? I thought that houses were rather expensive there.
Try living hereThat was just a 2 bedroom bungalow
And over 1/4 million pounds is bloody extortion with violence for it.
Try living here
It depends where one lives. During the pandemic I could have sold my house, moved to a twice as large one' perhaps even with a pool and not have to pay any money out of pocket. If I was willing to move to Las Vegas. That city was hit incredibly hard by the pandemic. I could still move to quite a few places in the South and probably have close to 300,000 left over if I moved to a house of the same size.I hear property is dirt cheap on your side of the pond.
I just checked what my house would sell for in today's market, may be a bit different now, but the last estimate was $430,000. And it is a tiny 2 bedroom bungalow with a detached garage. That is insane.
That's true and then some for us. Of course there was a lot of inflation along the way.You think you have problems. Our first house we bought for £45,000 in 1997, sold it for £47,950 in 1999. Earlier this year it was sold for £279,000...
What a con cat...