[Aecetia]

I suppose if the mortgage deduction was to be removed as one of those “loopholes” that keeps being discussed in the latest round of debates in DC, then it might change some of my thinking on this. However, I still think that a house is a decent investment long term (depending on when and where you buy of course). To me it beats renting….

[Aecetia]

[quote=briansd1]The lawn are a legacy of immigrants moving West and bringing their idea of the prairie house to California. Add to that the idea the tropical plants represent resorts and luxury (as if you are in Hawaii or some tropical resort).[/quote]

“Lawns as we now know them were an aristocratic custom developed in Jacobean Britain, which have since spread all over the industrialized world. For the European aristocracy, seeding and maintaining a lawn was a version of conspicuous consumption.”
http://www.farmscapegardens.com/blog/105

[Aecetia]

[quote=briansd1]The lawn are a legacy of immigrants moving West and bringing their idea of the prairie house to California. Add to that the idea the tropical plants represent resorts and luxury (as if you are in Hawaii or some tropical resort).[/quote]

“Lawns as we now know them were an aristocratic custom developed in Jacobean Britain, which have since spread all over the industrialized world. For the European aristocracy, seeding and maintaining a lawn was a version of conspicuous consumption.”
http://www.farmscapegardens.com/blog/105

[Aecetia]

[quote=briansd1]The lawn are a legacy of immigrants moving West and bringing their idea of the prairie house to California. Add to that the idea the tropical plants represent resorts and luxury (as if you are in Hawaii or some tropical resort).[/quote]

“Lawns as we now know them were an aristocratic custom developed in Jacobean Britain, which have since spread all over the industrialized world. For the European aristocracy, seeding and maintaining a lawn was a version of conspicuous consumption.”
http://www.farmscapegardens.com/blog/105

[Aecetia]

[quote=briansd1]The lawn are a legacy of immigrants moving West and bringing their idea of the prairie house to California. Add to that the idea the tropical plants represent resorts and luxury (as if you are in Hawaii or some tropical resort).[/quote]

“Lawns as we now know them were an aristocratic custom developed in Jacobean Britain, which have since spread all over the industrialized world. For the European aristocracy, seeding and maintaining a lawn was a version of conspicuous consumption.”
http://www.farmscapegardens.com/blog/105

[Aecetia]

[quote=briansd1]The lawn are a legacy of immigrants moving West and bringing their idea of the prairie house to California. Add to that the idea the tropical plants represent resorts and luxury (as if you are in Hawaii or some tropical resort).[/quote]

“Lawns as we now know them were an aristocratic custom developed in Jacobean Britain, which have since spread all over the industrialized world. For the European aristocracy, seeding and maintaining a lawn was a version of conspicuous consumption.”
http://www.farmscapegardens.com/blog/105

[Aecetia]

Hideous! She needs a bra.

[Aecetia]

Hideous! She needs a bra.

[Aecetia]

Hideous! She needs a bra.

[Aecetia]

Hideous! She needs a bra.

[Aecetia]

Hideous! She needs a bra.

[Aecetia]

Thanks for all the detailed information.

[Aecetia]

Thanks for all the detailed information.

[Aecetia]

Thanks for all the detailed information.

[Aecetia]

Thanks for all the detailed information.

[Author]

Posts