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March 9, 2010 at 2:57 PM #524373March 9, 2010 at 3:01 PM #523455
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Participantsdduuuude, my research in private school cost is similar to yours. I would love to know which private school only charges $200-400/month. That is much lower than anything I’ve seen. Even elementary private school are around $8k-$10k a year.
March 9, 2010 at 3:01 PM #523593an
Participantsdduuuude, my research in private school cost is similar to yours. I would love to know which private school only charges $200-400/month. That is much lower than anything I’ve seen. Even elementary private school are around $8k-$10k a year.
March 9, 2010 at 3:01 PM #524034an
Participantsdduuuude, my research in private school cost is similar to yours. I would love to know which private school only charges $200-400/month. That is much lower than anything I’ve seen. Even elementary private school are around $8k-$10k a year.
March 9, 2010 at 3:01 PM #524130an
Participantsdduuuude, my research in private school cost is similar to yours. I would love to know which private school only charges $200-400/month. That is much lower than anything I’ve seen. Even elementary private school are around $8k-$10k a year.
March 9, 2010 at 3:01 PM #524388an
Participantsdduuuude, my research in private school cost is similar to yours. I would love to know which private school only charges $200-400/month. That is much lower than anything I’ve seen. Even elementary private school are around $8k-$10k a year.
March 9, 2010 at 3:11 PM #523470an
Participant[quote=UCGal]
When I first got out of college I lived downtown (before it was trendy) and commuted to Oceanside. It was a reverse commute – 40 miles, 40 minutes… But I swore I’d NEVER commute more than 30 minutes each way again. If I wanted to go to dinner with friends I had to factor in the time to commute home, time to primp, time to get back out again… and would end up having to leave early just to make it work. Soooo not worth it.[/quote]
I used to live in Oceanside and work in Scripps area. My work hour was flexible, but I hate having to check traffic before I leave/come. Days where I want to leave early, I can’t, because after traffic, I’d get home not much sooner than if I stay at work 30-60 min later to miss traffic. Then there’s the dentist/doctors/etc appointments. Or if your spouse/kid get sick and you have to go home and tend to them. Not fun if you have to deal w/ traffic too.I guess to each their own. If the OP can handle and want to deal w/ 45 minutes one way commute, then he/she can get some very nice houses for the price. Much better than anything around the 56.
March 9, 2010 at 3:11 PM #523608an
Participant[quote=UCGal]
When I first got out of college I lived downtown (before it was trendy) and commuted to Oceanside. It was a reverse commute – 40 miles, 40 minutes… But I swore I’d NEVER commute more than 30 minutes each way again. If I wanted to go to dinner with friends I had to factor in the time to commute home, time to primp, time to get back out again… and would end up having to leave early just to make it work. Soooo not worth it.[/quote]
I used to live in Oceanside and work in Scripps area. My work hour was flexible, but I hate having to check traffic before I leave/come. Days where I want to leave early, I can’t, because after traffic, I’d get home not much sooner than if I stay at work 30-60 min later to miss traffic. Then there’s the dentist/doctors/etc appointments. Or if your spouse/kid get sick and you have to go home and tend to them. Not fun if you have to deal w/ traffic too.I guess to each their own. If the OP can handle and want to deal w/ 45 minutes one way commute, then he/she can get some very nice houses for the price. Much better than anything around the 56.
March 9, 2010 at 3:11 PM #524049an
Participant[quote=UCGal]
When I first got out of college I lived downtown (before it was trendy) and commuted to Oceanside. It was a reverse commute – 40 miles, 40 minutes… But I swore I’d NEVER commute more than 30 minutes each way again. If I wanted to go to dinner with friends I had to factor in the time to commute home, time to primp, time to get back out again… and would end up having to leave early just to make it work. Soooo not worth it.[/quote]
I used to live in Oceanside and work in Scripps area. My work hour was flexible, but I hate having to check traffic before I leave/come. Days where I want to leave early, I can’t, because after traffic, I’d get home not much sooner than if I stay at work 30-60 min later to miss traffic. Then there’s the dentist/doctors/etc appointments. Or if your spouse/kid get sick and you have to go home and tend to them. Not fun if you have to deal w/ traffic too.I guess to each their own. If the OP can handle and want to deal w/ 45 minutes one way commute, then he/she can get some very nice houses for the price. Much better than anything around the 56.
March 9, 2010 at 3:11 PM #524145an
Participant[quote=UCGal]
When I first got out of college I lived downtown (before it was trendy) and commuted to Oceanside. It was a reverse commute – 40 miles, 40 minutes… But I swore I’d NEVER commute more than 30 minutes each way again. If I wanted to go to dinner with friends I had to factor in the time to commute home, time to primp, time to get back out again… and would end up having to leave early just to make it work. Soooo not worth it.[/quote]
I used to live in Oceanside and work in Scripps area. My work hour was flexible, but I hate having to check traffic before I leave/come. Days where I want to leave early, I can’t, because after traffic, I’d get home not much sooner than if I stay at work 30-60 min later to miss traffic. Then there’s the dentist/doctors/etc appointments. Or if your spouse/kid get sick and you have to go home and tend to them. Not fun if you have to deal w/ traffic too.I guess to each their own. If the OP can handle and want to deal w/ 45 minutes one way commute, then he/she can get some very nice houses for the price. Much better than anything around the 56.
March 9, 2010 at 3:11 PM #524401an
Participant[quote=UCGal]
When I first got out of college I lived downtown (before it was trendy) and commuted to Oceanside. It was a reverse commute – 40 miles, 40 minutes… But I swore I’d NEVER commute more than 30 minutes each way again. If I wanted to go to dinner with friends I had to factor in the time to commute home, time to primp, time to get back out again… and would end up having to leave early just to make it work. Soooo not worth it.[/quote]
I used to live in Oceanside and work in Scripps area. My work hour was flexible, but I hate having to check traffic before I leave/come. Days where I want to leave early, I can’t, because after traffic, I’d get home not much sooner than if I stay at work 30-60 min later to miss traffic. Then there’s the dentist/doctors/etc appointments. Or if your spouse/kid get sick and you have to go home and tend to them. Not fun if you have to deal w/ traffic too.I guess to each their own. If the OP can handle and want to deal w/ 45 minutes one way commute, then he/she can get some very nice houses for the price. Much better than anything around the 56.
March 9, 2010 at 4:39 PM #523506fun4vnay2
ParticipantI commute to work 2.3 miles one way. I am in Mira mesa
Sometimes I bike to work, I feel guilty about using car for so little distance but still use my car a lot..
been trying a lot to only bike to work..
But, with 2 kids and stay at home spouse, I go to my apartment/house almost everyday for lunch.
Nothing like having the convenience of working close
if it comes to trade off: smaller house for smaller distance for sure. For me, it greatly increases my quality of life..March 9, 2010 at 4:39 PM #523643fun4vnay2
ParticipantI commute to work 2.3 miles one way. I am in Mira mesa
Sometimes I bike to work, I feel guilty about using car for so little distance but still use my car a lot..
been trying a lot to only bike to work..
But, with 2 kids and stay at home spouse, I go to my apartment/house almost everyday for lunch.
Nothing like having the convenience of working close
if it comes to trade off: smaller house for smaller distance for sure. For me, it greatly increases my quality of life..March 9, 2010 at 4:39 PM #524084fun4vnay2
ParticipantI commute to work 2.3 miles one way. I am in Mira mesa
Sometimes I bike to work, I feel guilty about using car for so little distance but still use my car a lot..
been trying a lot to only bike to work..
But, with 2 kids and stay at home spouse, I go to my apartment/house almost everyday for lunch.
Nothing like having the convenience of working close
if it comes to trade off: smaller house for smaller distance for sure. For me, it greatly increases my quality of life..March 9, 2010 at 4:39 PM #524180fun4vnay2
ParticipantI commute to work 2.3 miles one way. I am in Mira mesa
Sometimes I bike to work, I feel guilty about using car for so little distance but still use my car a lot..
been trying a lot to only bike to work..
But, with 2 kids and stay at home spouse, I go to my apartment/house almost everyday for lunch.
Nothing like having the convenience of working close
if it comes to trade off: smaller house for smaller distance for sure. For me, it greatly increases my quality of life.. -
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