[Bunny Meadows]

Yikes. Allan, I hope I didnt sound like a snob. My experience with FB has been pretty limited. Stopped off at the ice cream store one afternoon quite a while ago, and had dinner at Le Bistro one evening (it was after dark).

So, when I was en route to Pendleton today I was a little surprised by the rusted out mobile homes, etc.

I still very much like the idea of a place like Fallbrook, the small town feel, the gorgeous views, etc. and intend to spend more time looking around, exploring, and getting to know the area.

Thanks!

[Bunny Meadows]

Yikes. Allan, I hope I didnt sound like a snob. My experience with FB has been pretty limited. Stopped off at the ice cream store one afternoon quite a while ago, and had dinner at Le Bistro one evening (it was after dark).

So, when I was en route to Pendleton today I was a little surprised by the rusted out mobile homes, etc.

I still very much like the idea of a place like Fallbrook, the small town feel, the gorgeous views, etc. and intend to spend more time looking around, exploring, and getting to know the area.

Thanks!

[Bunny Meadows]

Yikes. Allan, I hope I didnt sound like a snob. My experience with FB has been pretty limited. Stopped off at the ice cream store one afternoon quite a while ago, and had dinner at Le Bistro one evening (it was after dark).

So, when I was en route to Pendleton today I was a little surprised by the rusted out mobile homes, etc.

I still very much like the idea of a place like Fallbrook, the small town feel, the gorgeous views, etc. and intend to spend more time looking around, exploring, and getting to know the area.

Thanks!

[Bunny Meadows]

Yikes. Allan, I hope I didnt sound like a snob. My experience with FB has been pretty limited. Stopped off at the ice cream store one afternoon quite a while ago, and had dinner at Le Bistro one evening (it was after dark).

So, when I was en route to Pendleton today I was a little surprised by the rusted out mobile homes, etc.

I still very much like the idea of a place like Fallbrook, the small town feel, the gorgeous views, etc. and intend to spend more time looking around, exploring, and getting to know the area.

Thanks!

[Bunny Meadows]

Yikes. Allan, I hope I didnt sound like a snob. My experience with FB has been pretty limited. Stopped off at the ice cream store one afternoon quite a while ago, and had dinner at Le Bistro one evening (it was after dark).

So, when I was en route to Pendleton today I was a little surprised by the rusted out mobile homes, etc.

I still very much like the idea of a place like Fallbrook, the small town feel, the gorgeous views, etc. and intend to spend more time looking around, exploring, and getting to know the area.

Thanks!

[Bunny Meadows]

Marion, I checked out the La Cresta place on redfin…it says the original sale was for $165K in 2003??? can that be possible?

http://redfin.com/stingray/do/printable-listing?listing-id=1228783

I wonder if that price only refers to the land – and not the house? Otherwise, that seller has got a LOT of equity.

I think its’ gonna be interesting to see what happens with the many $1 mil+ properites on the market…there simply cant be that many would-be buyers out there these days….

Marion, you sound cool btw! 🙂

[Bunny Meadows]

Marion, I checked out the La Cresta place on redfin…it says the original sale was for $165K in 2003??? can that be possible?

http://redfin.com/stingray/do/printable-listing?listing-id=1228783

I wonder if that price only refers to the land – and not the house? Otherwise, that seller has got a LOT of equity.

I think its’ gonna be interesting to see what happens with the many $1 mil+ properites on the market…there simply cant be that many would-be buyers out there these days….

Marion, you sound cool btw! 🙂

[Bunny Meadows]

Marion, I checked out the La Cresta place on redfin…it says the original sale was for $165K in 2003??? can that be possible?

http://redfin.com/stingray/do/printable-listing?listing-id=1228783

I wonder if that price only refers to the land – and not the house? Otherwise, that seller has got a LOT of equity.

I think its’ gonna be interesting to see what happens with the many $1 mil+ properites on the market…there simply cant be that many would-be buyers out there these days….

Marion, you sound cool btw! 🙂

[Bunny Meadows]

Marion, I checked out the La Cresta place on redfin…it says the original sale was for $165K in 2003??? can that be possible?

http://redfin.com/stingray/do/printable-listing?listing-id=1228783

I wonder if that price only refers to the land – and not the house? Otherwise, that seller has got a LOT of equity.

I think its’ gonna be interesting to see what happens with the many $1 mil+ properites on the market…there simply cant be that many would-be buyers out there these days….

Marion, you sound cool btw! 🙂

[Bunny Meadows]

Marion, I checked out the La Cresta place on redfin…it says the original sale was for $165K in 2003??? can that be possible?

http://redfin.com/stingray/do/printable-listing?listing-id=1228783

I wonder if that price only refers to the land – and not the house? Otherwise, that seller has got a LOT of equity.

I think its’ gonna be interesting to see what happens with the many $1 mil+ properites on the market…there simply cant be that many would-be buyers out there these days….

Marion, you sound cool btw! 🙂

[Bunny Meadows]

Here’s a thought: why dont we simply appoint a think tank of extremely smart people to pick a president? It’s clear that the democratic process in this country doesnt mean much anymore.

Then those who aspire to be pres. candidates could raise $$$ and direct the hundreds of millions of $$$ to providing a college education for every child, and truly eradicating poverty – which is something that John Edwards wans to do in a generation, btw.

OK. I’m kidding. But, seriously. It’s often depressing to watch this entire process unfold. All of the rhetoric which is often disappointingly empty. The candidates lay out their “issues”, debate, etc. and once they get to office it really boils down to who is driving the bus in Congress, right?

It seems like people are more concerned about a candidate’s stance on gay marriage or abortion – or which God they worship…all issues that – LET’S FACE IT – dont matter much to us on an individual level.

We should be worried about where this country is headed, the melting polar caps, violence abroad/terrorists, oil crisis and myriad other things.

Ugh!

[Bunny Meadows]

Here’s a thought: why dont we simply appoint a think tank of extremely smart people to pick a president? It’s clear that the democratic process in this country doesnt mean much anymore.

Then those who aspire to be pres. candidates could raise $$$ and direct the hundreds of millions of $$$ to providing a college education for every child, and truly eradicating poverty – which is something that John Edwards wans to do in a generation, btw.

OK. I’m kidding. But, seriously. It’s often depressing to watch this entire process unfold. All of the rhetoric which is often disappointingly empty. The candidates lay out their “issues”, debate, etc. and once they get to office it really boils down to who is driving the bus in Congress, right?

It seems like people are more concerned about a candidate’s stance on gay marriage or abortion – or which God they worship…all issues that – LET’S FACE IT – dont matter much to us on an individual level.

We should be worried about where this country is headed, the melting polar caps, violence abroad/terrorists, oil crisis and myriad other things.

Ugh!

[Bunny Meadows]

Here’s a thought: why dont we simply appoint a think tank of extremely smart people to pick a president? It’s clear that the democratic process in this country doesnt mean much anymore.

Then those who aspire to be pres. candidates could raise $$$ and direct the hundreds of millions of $$$ to providing a college education for every child, and truly eradicating poverty – which is something that John Edwards wans to do in a generation, btw.

OK. I’m kidding. But, seriously. It’s often depressing to watch this entire process unfold. All of the rhetoric which is often disappointingly empty. The candidates lay out their “issues”, debate, etc. and once they get to office it really boils down to who is driving the bus in Congress, right?

It seems like people are more concerned about a candidate’s stance on gay marriage or abortion – or which God they worship…all issues that – LET’S FACE IT – dont matter much to us on an individual level.

We should be worried about where this country is headed, the melting polar caps, violence abroad/terrorists, oil crisis and myriad other things.

Ugh!

[Bunny Meadows]

Here’s a thought: why dont we simply appoint a think tank of extremely smart people to pick a president? It’s clear that the democratic process in this country doesnt mean much anymore.

Then those who aspire to be pres. candidates could raise $$$ and direct the hundreds of millions of $$$ to providing a college education for every child, and truly eradicating poverty – which is something that John Edwards wans to do in a generation, btw.

OK. I’m kidding. But, seriously. It’s often depressing to watch this entire process unfold. All of the rhetoric which is often disappointingly empty. The candidates lay out their “issues”, debate, etc. and once they get to office it really boils down to who is driving the bus in Congress, right?

It seems like people are more concerned about a candidate’s stance on gay marriage or abortion – or which God they worship…all issues that – LET’S FACE IT – dont matter much to us on an individual level.

We should be worried about where this country is headed, the melting polar caps, violence abroad/terrorists, oil crisis and myriad other things.

Ugh!

[Bunny Meadows]

Here’s a thought: why dont we simply appoint a think tank of extremely smart people to pick a president? It’s clear that the democratic process in this country doesnt mean much anymore.

Then those who aspire to be pres. candidates could raise $$$ and direct the hundreds of millions of $$$ to providing a college education for every child, and truly eradicating poverty – which is something that John Edwards wans to do in a generation, btw.

OK. I’m kidding. But, seriously. It’s often depressing to watch this entire process unfold. All of the rhetoric which is often disappointingly empty. The candidates lay out their “issues”, debate, etc. and once they get to office it really boils down to who is driving the bus in Congress, right?

It seems like people are more concerned about a candidate’s stance on gay marriage or abortion – or which God they worship…all issues that – LET’S FACE IT – dont matter much to us on an individual level.

We should be worried about where this country is headed, the melting polar caps, violence abroad/terrorists, oil crisis and myriad other things.

Ugh!

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