insanity...
Nov. 21st, 2005 01:18 amTaste for Space Is Spawning Mansions Fit for a Commoner (subhed: Hot Housing Market Opens Doors to Mini-Taj Mahals)
This is so totally wrong. The amount of waste involved with one of these monstrosities is completely insane. But that's the American Dream..,
...which, no matter what I do or don't think about it, will almost certainly come crashing to a halt as energy prices spiral upwards. I have to admit, I do like big houses, but my thinking is more along the lines of how many people I could fit in it.
This is so totally wrong. The amount of waste involved with one of these monstrosities is completely insane. But that's the American Dream..,
...which, no matter what I do or don't think about it, will almost certainly come crashing to a halt as energy prices spiral upwards. I have to admit, I do like big houses, but my thinking is more along the lines of how many people I could fit in it.
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Date: 2005-11-21 05:32 pm (UTC)Space
Date: 2005-11-21 06:59 pm (UTC)Stephen in NZ
PS- you still owe me an email!
Re: Space
Date: 2005-11-21 07:55 pm (UTC)I hear you about the house and land. I fell in love with the land here. Claudia and Kelly loved the house, but I was never big on post-and-beam, always wanted an old Victorian. Well, I'm glad we've got what we got -- modern plumbing and electrical, and post and beam means none of the interior walls are load-bearing, so you can knock out and move whatever you want, nice. It's grown on me, anyway, though I still want a turret ;>
And yes, I *do* owe you an email, and I really want to chat more with you. There's so much to say, I haven't ever finished the email... I've got a couple of days of blessed relaxation coming up, I'll try to get a note to you soon.
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