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Monthly Archives: June 2013
# 1 tip for photographing rental units, get out of the shot.
Nice garage, but I don’t want to rent the place if that guy is going to be hanging around. We are going to be renting soon, and I am looking at apartments and rental homes through a realtor and also … Continue reading
Posted in appreciation, Uncategorized
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They’re My Home
We are losing our entire life savings in this move. Not that we had true “life savings.” Our life savings was our equity in our home, and there is no longer any equity. The market has dropped so profoundly since … Continue reading
Posted in appreciation, Love., Uncategorized
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Take Your Head Out of the Sand
When Riley was three, I was attending a weekly meeting to discuss A Course in Miracles. I’d found the book a couple of years prior, and dabbled. I felt better every time I picked it up and read a little. … Continue reading
Posted in autism, bio-med, special needs parenting, spirituality, Uncategorized
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Witness
Last night was the 8th grade graduation at Riley’s school. Riley is in 7th grade, but she really wanted to go. It was her birthday yesterday…13! And she wanted nothing more than to spend her evening seeing her 8th grade … Continue reading