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[quote=jpinpb]As CAR said, a huge amount of consumer spending in the economy HAS been going on for 2 years.
It’s called living mortgage-free and the bank not foreclosing.[/quote]

I logged into my old Redfin account yesterday for the first time in ages … One of the short sales I favorited back in the summer of 2009 was still on the market and still listed as contingent. (Bet you can’t guess which notorious brokerage is listing that one.) Another short sale I’d favorited that spring had *finally* gone into foreclosure and was listed as an REO, after almost three years as a short sale listing.

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Here in O’side the sewer bill is based on your December-March water consumption. I fixed the old rain sensor for the sprinkler system and coincidentally spent several weeks out of town, which cut my water consumption just enough to drop me into the lowest tier for sewer billing. All that effort saved me … about $10 a month.

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Here in O’side the sewer bill is based on your December-March water consumption. I fixed the old rain sensor for the sprinkler system and coincidentally spent several weeks out of town, which cut my water consumption just enough to drop me into the lowest tier for sewer billing. All that effort saved me … about $10 a month.

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Here in O’side the sewer bill is based on your December-March water consumption. I fixed the old rain sensor for the sprinkler system and coincidentally spent several weeks out of town, which cut my water consumption just enough to drop me into the lowest tier for sewer billing. All that effort saved me … about $10 a month.

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Here in O’side the sewer bill is based on your December-March water consumption. I fixed the old rain sensor for the sprinkler system and coincidentally spent several weeks out of town, which cut my water consumption just enough to drop me into the lowest tier for sewer billing. All that effort saved me … about $10 a month.

[AK]

Here in O’side the sewer bill is based on your December-March water consumption. I fixed the old rain sensor for the sprinkler system and coincidentally spent several weeks out of town, which cut my water consumption just enough to drop me into the lowest tier for sewer billing. All that effort saved me … about $10 a month.

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Tempting, but the last thing I need is another electronic paperweight/drink tray.

I talked about the closeout with a friend who is (was?) a big WebOS fan. He said he was tempted too, but his closet is too full of vintage Apple Newtons, NeXT cubes, and other such vintage masterpieces of yore.

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Tempting, but the last thing I need is another electronic paperweight/drink tray.

I talked about the closeout with a friend who is (was?) a big WebOS fan. He said he was tempted too, but his closet is too full of vintage Apple Newtons, NeXT cubes, and other such vintage masterpieces of yore.

[AK]

Tempting, but the last thing I need is another electronic paperweight/drink tray.

I talked about the closeout with a friend who is (was?) a big WebOS fan. He said he was tempted too, but his closet is too full of vintage Apple Newtons, NeXT cubes, and other such vintage masterpieces of yore.

[AK]

Tempting, but the last thing I need is another electronic paperweight/drink tray.

I talked about the closeout with a friend who is (was?) a big WebOS fan. He said he was tempted too, but his closet is too full of vintage Apple Newtons, NeXT cubes, and other such vintage masterpieces of yore.

[AK]

Tempting, but the last thing I need is another electronic paperweight/drink tray.

I talked about the closeout with a friend who is (was?) a big WebOS fan. He said he was tempted too, but his closet is too full of vintage Apple Newtons, NeXT cubes, and other such vintage masterpieces of yore.

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Last time around everyone went to Stater Bros. … great butcher counter but otherwise lousy selection.

This time people have more non-union options for groceries … Wal-Mart, Target, and even Whole Foods for some of you. Target doesn’t have the greatest produce section and I hate shopping at Wal-Mart with a passion, but times are rough and money is tight and I’ll probably shift some of my business that way.

[AK]

Last time around everyone went to Stater Bros. … great butcher counter but otherwise lousy selection.

This time people have more non-union options for groceries … Wal-Mart, Target, and even Whole Foods for some of you. Target doesn’t have the greatest produce section and I hate shopping at Wal-Mart with a passion, but times are rough and money is tight and I’ll probably shift some of my business that way.

[AK]

Last time around everyone went to Stater Bros. … great butcher counter but otherwise lousy selection.

This time people have more non-union options for groceries … Wal-Mart, Target, and even Whole Foods for some of you. Target doesn’t have the greatest produce section and I hate shopping at Wal-Mart with a passion, but times are rough and money is tight and I’ll probably shift some of my business that way.

[AK]

Last time around everyone went to Stater Bros. … great butcher counter but otherwise lousy selection.

This time people have more non-union options for groceries … Wal-Mart, Target, and even Whole Foods for some of you. Target doesn’t have the greatest produce section and I hate shopping at Wal-Mart with a passion, but times are rough and money is tight and I’ll probably shift some of my business that way.

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