The future of Temecula & Murieta ?

[Aecetia]

dharmagirl,
No, I live in El Cajon (County). When I hear about walking home from wineries, sometimes I wish I did live in Temecula. Here, we could walk home from the club house at the golf course, but it is not the same and there would be a good chance of someone running over you going to bingo at the casino near by.

The bird is both a pet and a pest and we (my son and I) fed her about every hour when we first found her until night when she would sleep for the entire night unlike human babies. So she seems to think we are ugly birds or our hands are the birds and the rest of us is some kind of perch.

Yes, the McBama thread had a lot of interesting opinions. I guess most people in Best Buy want to look at graphics for games and not almanacs for the landed poor. I will have to remember to tell them to find their own porn site next time.

[yellow8yellowm]

This doesn’t make sense. No matter what the price of a house, there will always 10 people that are each 10 times poorer than you that can pool their money and move in next door.

[quote=bearvine]Many in the RE blogsphere are rooting for rock bottom prices. The truth is that is not always the best scenario. As pointed out earlier by others, think of who your neighbors might be.[/quote]

[yellow8yellowm]

This doesn’t make sense. No matter what the price of a house, there will always 10 people that are each 10 times poorer than you that can pool their money and move in next door.

[quote=bearvine]Many in the RE blogsphere are rooting for rock bottom prices. The truth is that is not always the best scenario. As pointed out earlier by others, think of who your neighbors might be.[/quote]

[yellow8yellowm]

This doesn’t make sense. No matter what the price of a house, there will always 10 people that are each 10 times poorer than you that can pool their money and move in next door.

[quote=bearvine]Many in the RE blogsphere are rooting for rock bottom prices. The truth is that is not always the best scenario. As pointed out earlier by others, think of who your neighbors might be.[/quote]

[yellow8yellowm]

This doesn’t make sense. No matter what the price of a house, there will always 10 people that are each 10 times poorer than you that can pool their money and move in next door.

[quote=bearvine]Many in the RE blogsphere are rooting for rock bottom prices. The truth is that is not always the best scenario. As pointed out earlier by others, think of who your neighbors might be.[/quote]

[yellow8yellowm]

This doesn’t make sense. No matter what the price of a house, there will always 10 people that are each 10 times poorer than you that can pool their money and move in next door.

[quote=bearvine]Many in the RE blogsphere are rooting for rock bottom prices. The truth is that is not always the best scenario. As pointed out earlier by others, think of who your neighbors might be.[/quote]

[yellow8yellowm]

So what do people do when the husband and wife work 50 miles apart and one of them has to take a huge paycut to change jobs? They won’t change until the commute costs more than the loss of income. Americans will find a way to adapt without having our suburbs turn into ghost towns. You will see more buses and less cars on the freeway long before suburbs turn into ghetto’s.

[quote=bsrsharma]If Europe’s example is any guide, here are the two secrets of coping with expensive oil: own fuel-efficient cars, and don’t drive them too much.[/quote]

[yellow8yellowm]

So what do people do when the husband and wife work 50 miles apart and one of them has to take a huge paycut to change jobs? They won’t change until the commute costs more than the loss of income. Americans will find a way to adapt without having our suburbs turn into ghost towns. You will see more buses and less cars on the freeway long before suburbs turn into ghetto’s.

[quote=bsrsharma]If Europe’s example is any guide, here are the two secrets of coping with expensive oil: own fuel-efficient cars, and don’t drive them too much.[/quote]

[yellow8yellowm]

So what do people do when the husband and wife work 50 miles apart and one of them has to take a huge paycut to change jobs? They won’t change until the commute costs more than the loss of income. Americans will find a way to adapt without having our suburbs turn into ghost towns. You will see more buses and less cars on the freeway long before suburbs turn into ghetto’s.

[quote=bsrsharma]If Europe’s example is any guide, here are the two secrets of coping with expensive oil: own fuel-efficient cars, and don’t drive them too much.[/quote]

[yellow8yellowm]

So what do people do when the husband and wife work 50 miles apart and one of them has to take a huge paycut to change jobs? They won’t change until the commute costs more than the loss of income. Americans will find a way to adapt without having our suburbs turn into ghost towns. You will see more buses and less cars on the freeway long before suburbs turn into ghetto’s.

[quote=bsrsharma]If Europe’s example is any guide, here are the two secrets of coping with expensive oil: own fuel-efficient cars, and don’t drive them too much.[/quote]

[yellow8yellowm]

So what do people do when the husband and wife work 50 miles apart and one of them has to take a huge paycut to change jobs? They won’t change until the commute costs more than the loss of income. Americans will find a way to adapt without having our suburbs turn into ghost towns. You will see more buses and less cars on the freeway long before suburbs turn into ghetto’s.

[quote=bsrsharma]If Europe’s example is any guide, here are the two secrets of coping with expensive oil: own fuel-efficient cars, and don’t drive them too much.[/quote]

[dharmagirl]

Hi Aecetia,

Oh, it’s nice out in eastern SD County. Being close to wine country is lovely. It’s bucolic and fun to explore.

What kind of bird is your “pest/pet”? Could you release it, or is it dependent upon human kindness at this point?

[dharmagirl]

Hi Aecetia,

Oh, it’s nice out in eastern SD County. Being close to wine country is lovely. It’s bucolic and fun to explore.

What kind of bird is your “pest/pet”? Could you release it, or is it dependent upon human kindness at this point?

[dharmagirl]

Hi Aecetia,

Oh, it’s nice out in eastern SD County. Being close to wine country is lovely. It’s bucolic and fun to explore.

What kind of bird is your “pest/pet”? Could you release it, or is it dependent upon human kindness at this point?

[dharmagirl]

Hi Aecetia,

Oh, it’s nice out in eastern SD County. Being close to wine country is lovely. It’s bucolic and fun to explore.

What kind of bird is your “pest/pet”? Could you release it, or is it dependent upon human kindness at this point?

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