Wheeeeeeee!
Apr. 25th, 2008 10:18 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
littlelotteTurning in rental applications tomorrow for an amazing place on Walnut, just a house off of Westnedge. Two bedrooms, wood floors, amazingly large kitchen, BASEMENT! with washer and dryer!, lovely character, gorgeous gorgeous gorgeous. A little more pricey than we were hoping for, but an amazing steal given what it is. Less than I was paying for my one bedroom in Sterling Heights. Only water and trash included, and apparently a...bit (lot)...pricey to heat in the winter, but OMG AMAZING! So open and airy and roomy and BEAUTIFUL! And a little bitty slice of lovelylovely backyard!
I really hope I'll have pictures for you all within the next week and a half, because that would mean it's ours :-D
I don't often talk politics on here, but...is anybody else not exactly thrilled with the whole stimulus thing? I really struggled with even wanting to turn my taxes in on time so I wouldn't get it just because I think it's such a badbadbad idea. I understand the theory behind it, but when is throwing our already ridiculously-in-debt government even more in debt a good idea? Once upon a time the Republicans were all about fiscal responsibility. I'm thrilled for those who really need it, but I just can't say it's a good idea. Of course I'll get it, and I'll use some towards stuff for the new place (we need a kitchen/dining room table, and Dan has wanted a coffee table for longer than I can even remember right now), but I really want to donate with it. We have a few people shelters, and I'll also give to local pet shelters. I'll buy things, but I'll donate most. Hell, maybe I should donate it back to the government ;-)
I really hope I'll have pictures for you all within the next week and a half, because that would mean it's ours :-D
I don't often talk politics on here, but...is anybody else not exactly thrilled with the whole stimulus thing? I really struggled with even wanting to turn my taxes in on time so I wouldn't get it just because I think it's such a badbadbad idea. I understand the theory behind it, but when is throwing our already ridiculously-in-debt government even more in debt a good idea? Once upon a time the Republicans were all about fiscal responsibility. I'm thrilled for those who really need it, but I just can't say it's a good idea. Of course I'll get it, and I'll use some towards stuff for the new place (we need a kitchen/dining room table, and Dan has wanted a coffee table for longer than I can even remember right now), but I really want to donate with it. We have a few people shelters, and I'll also give to local pet shelters. I'll buy things, but I'll donate most. Hell, maybe I should donate it back to the government ;-)
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