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May 1, 2009 at 9:22 AM #391566May 1, 2009 at 9:41 AM #390926
Navydoc
Participant[quote=ocrenter]I’ve found length of commute really correlate with one’s quality of life. you did well.
just to help us fellow piggs out a bit. you would say Gaithersburg is more of a
A: Carlsbad
B: San Marcos
C: Escondido
D: RB/4S
F: Carmel Valley
E: Scripps Ranch
G: Ramona
H: Oceanside(btw, didn’t want to give you a none of the above).
so anyone arranging a SD to Gaithersburg Piggington Bus Tour? =)[/quote]
Almost impossible to draw a comparison to anything in San Diego, but I suppose Scripps Ranch would be the closest. The main difference with this area is how different the history is. The heart of Gaithersburg is an old civil war town with a steam engine parked in the town square. You also can’t find anything in San Diego on 1.15 acres for less than 1.5 million 🙂
And yes jp, I think I can accommodate everyone at the next Gaithersburg meet and greet. You may have to sleep in the basement though. (I have a basement!)
By the way oc, I know you can’t acommodate any more readers, but I really miss your blog.
May 1, 2009 at 9:41 AM #391189Participant[quote=ocrenter]I’ve found length of commute really correlate with one’s quality of life. you did well.
just to help us fellow piggs out a bit. you would say Gaithersburg is more of a
A: Carlsbad
B: San Marcos
C: Escondido
D: RB/4S
F: Carmel Valley
E: Scripps Ranch
G: Ramona
H: Oceanside(btw, didn’t want to give you a none of the above).
so anyone arranging a SD to Gaithersburg Piggington Bus Tour? =)[/quote]
Almost impossible to draw a comparison to anything in San Diego, but I suppose Scripps Ranch would be the closest. The main difference with this area is how different the history is. The heart of Gaithersburg is an old civil war town with a steam engine parked in the town square. You also can’t find anything in San Diego on 1.15 acres for less than 1.5 million 🙂
And yes jp, I think I can accommodate everyone at the next Gaithersburg meet and greet. You may have to sleep in the basement though. (I have a basement!)
By the way oc, I know you can’t acommodate any more readers, but I really miss your blog.
May 1, 2009 at 9:41 AM #391397Participant[quote=ocrenter]I’ve found length of commute really correlate with one’s quality of life. you did well.
just to help us fellow piggs out a bit. you would say Gaithersburg is more of a
A: Carlsbad
B: San Marcos
C: Escondido
D: RB/4S
F: Carmel Valley
E: Scripps Ranch
G: Ramona
H: Oceanside(btw, didn’t want to give you a none of the above).
so anyone arranging a SD to Gaithersburg Piggington Bus Tour? =)[/quote]
Almost impossible to draw a comparison to anything in San Diego, but I suppose Scripps Ranch would be the closest. The main difference with this area is how different the history is. The heart of Gaithersburg is an old civil war town with a steam engine parked in the town square. You also can’t find anything in San Diego on 1.15 acres for less than 1.5 million 🙂
And yes jp, I think I can accommodate everyone at the next Gaithersburg meet and greet. You may have to sleep in the basement though. (I have a basement!)
By the way oc, I know you can’t acommodate any more readers, but I really miss your blog.
May 1, 2009 at 9:41 AM #391449Participant[quote=ocrenter]I’ve found length of commute really correlate with one’s quality of life. you did well.
just to help us fellow piggs out a bit. you would say Gaithersburg is more of a
A: Carlsbad
B: San Marcos
C: Escondido
D: RB/4S
F: Carmel Valley
E: Scripps Ranch
G: Ramona
H: Oceanside(btw, didn’t want to give you a none of the above).
so anyone arranging a SD to Gaithersburg Piggington Bus Tour? =)[/quote]
Almost impossible to draw a comparison to anything in San Diego, but I suppose Scripps Ranch would be the closest. The main difference with this area is how different the history is. The heart of Gaithersburg is an old civil war town with a steam engine parked in the town square. You also can’t find anything in San Diego on 1.15 acres for less than 1.5 million 🙂
And yes jp, I think I can accommodate everyone at the next Gaithersburg meet and greet. You may have to sleep in the basement though. (I have a basement!)
By the way oc, I know you can’t acommodate any more readers, but I really miss your blog.
May 1, 2009 at 9:41 AM #391591Participant[quote=ocrenter]I’ve found length of commute really correlate with one’s quality of life. you did well.
just to help us fellow piggs out a bit. you would say Gaithersburg is more of a
A: Carlsbad
B: San Marcos
C: Escondido
D: RB/4S
F: Carmel Valley
E: Scripps Ranch
G: Ramona
H: Oceanside(btw, didn’t want to give you a none of the above).
so anyone arranging a SD to Gaithersburg Piggington Bus Tour? =)[/quote]
Almost impossible to draw a comparison to anything in San Diego, but I suppose Scripps Ranch would be the closest. The main difference with this area is how different the history is. The heart of Gaithersburg is an old civil war town with a steam engine parked in the town square. You also can’t find anything in San Diego on 1.15 acres for less than 1.5 million 🙂
And yes jp, I think I can accommodate everyone at the next Gaithersburg meet and greet. You may have to sleep in the basement though. (I have a basement!)
By the way oc, I know you can’t acommodate any more readers, but I really miss your blog.
May 1, 2009 at 9:56 AM #390950CBad
ParticipantCongrats, your house is beautiful! I wish you many happy years there with you and your family.
(Side note: My mind starts spinning when I see a house that big and I think about furnishing and decorating it. Seriously, I think I’d have a nervous breakdown. And oh yeah, cleaning it, yikes. I’m not trying to rain on your parade Navydoc, just sharing my fears on a house that big.)
May 1, 2009 at 9:56 AM #391213ParticipantCongrats, your house is beautiful! I wish you many happy years there with you and your family.
(Side note: My mind starts spinning when I see a house that big and I think about furnishing and decorating it. Seriously, I think I’d have a nervous breakdown. And oh yeah, cleaning it, yikes. I’m not trying to rain on your parade Navydoc, just sharing my fears on a house that big.)
May 1, 2009 at 9:56 AM #391422ParticipantCongrats, your house is beautiful! I wish you many happy years there with you and your family.
(Side note: My mind starts spinning when I see a house that big and I think about furnishing and decorating it. Seriously, I think I’d have a nervous breakdown. And oh yeah, cleaning it, yikes. I’m not trying to rain on your parade Navydoc, just sharing my fears on a house that big.)
May 1, 2009 at 9:56 AM #391474ParticipantCongrats, your house is beautiful! I wish you many happy years there with you and your family.
(Side note: My mind starts spinning when I see a house that big and I think about furnishing and decorating it. Seriously, I think I’d have a nervous breakdown. And oh yeah, cleaning it, yikes. I’m not trying to rain on your parade Navydoc, just sharing my fears on a house that big.)
May 1, 2009 at 9:56 AM #391616ParticipantCongrats, your house is beautiful! I wish you many happy years there with you and your family.
(Side note: My mind starts spinning when I see a house that big and I think about furnishing and decorating it. Seriously, I think I’d have a nervous breakdown. And oh yeah, cleaning it, yikes. I’m not trying to rain on your parade Navydoc, just sharing my fears on a house that big.)
May 1, 2009 at 10:01 AM #390955jpinpb
ParticipantIt should be mandatory a house that big come w/a maid. lol
May 1, 2009 at 10:01 AM #391218ParticipantIt should be mandatory a house that big come w/a maid. lol
May 1, 2009 at 10:01 AM #391427ParticipantIt should be mandatory a house that big come w/a maid. lol
May 1, 2009 at 10:01 AM #391479ParticipantIt should be mandatory a house that big come w/a maid. lol
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