[CA renter]

Encinitas and South CBD are great places to raise a family if you like the suburbs.

As a Los Angeles native, it took a while for me to get used to it (still not there completely) because it’s pretty bland, race-wise. White and brown (both Lat Am and Asian), and that’s about it. Sucks if you like an active night life.

OTOH, it’s quite safe, clean, and shopping is pretty convenient. You have good schools, nice libraries, decent beaches (which can be way too crowded in the summer).

Not bad, but the houses ARE too expensive. Some are definitely coming down, though. These things roll from the outskirts-in, and from the poorer n’hoods to the wealthier ones. The Village Park area has come down rather significantly, and the area around RSF Rd and Melrose (in Carlsbad, with San Marcos schools, I believe) are certainly down from the peak.

Just have to give it time if you want to buy in these areas. We’ve been waiting for over four years (but still live here as renters — yay!), and will probably have to wait another two or more. 🙁

[CA renter]

Seattle,

Wow. Sorry to hear about your mom’s situation. I wish you and your family the very, very best possible outcome on all fronts.

Please keep us updated (if you feel like it).

You’ll be in our thoughts and prayers!

[CA renter]

Seattle,

Wow. Sorry to hear about your mom’s situation. I wish you and your family the very, very best possible outcome on all fronts.

Please keep us updated (if you feel like it).

You’ll be in our thoughts and prayers!

[CA renter]

Seattle,

Wow. Sorry to hear about your mom’s situation. I wish you and your family the very, very best possible outcome on all fronts.

Please keep us updated (if you feel like it).

You’ll be in our thoughts and prayers!

[CA renter]

Seattle,

Wow. Sorry to hear about your mom’s situation. I wish you and your family the very, very best possible outcome on all fronts.

Please keep us updated (if you feel like it).

You’ll be in our thoughts and prayers!

[CA renter]

Seattle,

Wow. Sorry to hear about your mom’s situation. I wish you and your family the very, very best possible outcome on all fronts.

Please keep us updated (if you feel like it).

You’ll be in our thoughts and prayers!

[CA renter]

Can someone please tell me why we can’t have one issue per bill — no bill riders/earmarks?

I honestly don’t know why they are allowed to do this, as they should have separate bills for each individual issue. Am I missing something?

[CA renter]

Can someone please tell me why we can’t have one issue per bill — no bill riders/earmarks?

I honestly don’t know why they are allowed to do this, as they should have separate bills for each individual issue. Am I missing something?

[CA renter]

Can someone please tell me why we can’t have one issue per bill — no bill riders/earmarks?

I honestly don’t know why they are allowed to do this, as they should have separate bills for each individual issue. Am I missing something?

[CA renter]

Can someone please tell me why we can’t have one issue per bill — no bill riders/earmarks?

I honestly don’t know why they are allowed to do this, as they should have separate bills for each individual issue. Am I missing something?

[CA renter]

Can someone please tell me why we can’t have one issue per bill — no bill riders/earmarks?

I honestly don’t know why they are allowed to do this, as they should have separate bills for each individual issue. Am I missing something?

[CA renter]

Let me add #4, which is really the most important one:

4. Because $700 billion is not large enough to make a difference. It will vaporize within weeks, if not days, and they will be back for more, but the next demand (and the one after that) will be even more urgent:

“Look how bad the markets are, they’re FROZEN!!!!! Hurry and give us another $3 trillion so we can stop the bleeding NOW. Clearly it’s worse than anyone could have expected as the disappearance of $700 billion shows us that the problem is HUGE and URGENT and it’s THE END OF THE WORLD AS WE KNOW IT!!!!”

Best to let the crack heads experience the withdrawl which will either kill them or make them healthier. No matter what, it needs to happen. The sooner we get this over with, the sooner we can create REAL jobs and get back to business. Until we reach bottom (either quickly via no bailout, or slowly via failed bailout after failed bailout — with longer periods of unemployment and declining wages/growth), we will not be able to turn the economy around.

[CA renter]

Let me add #4, which is really the most important one:

4. Because $700 billion is not large enough to make a difference. It will vaporize within weeks, if not days, and they will be back for more, but the next demand (and the one after that) will be even more urgent:

“Look how bad the markets are, they’re FROZEN!!!!! Hurry and give us another $3 trillion so we can stop the bleeding NOW. Clearly it’s worse than anyone could have expected as the disappearance of $700 billion shows us that the problem is HUGE and URGENT and it’s THE END OF THE WORLD AS WE KNOW IT!!!!”

Best to let the crack heads experience the withdrawl which will either kill them or make them healthier. No matter what, it needs to happen. The sooner we get this over with, the sooner we can create REAL jobs and get back to business. Until we reach bottom (either quickly via no bailout, or slowly via failed bailout after failed bailout — with longer periods of unemployment and declining wages/growth), we will not be able to turn the economy around.

[CA renter]

Let me add #4, which is really the most important one:

4. Because $700 billion is not large enough to make a difference. It will vaporize within weeks, if not days, and they will be back for more, but the next demand (and the one after that) will be even more urgent:

“Look how bad the markets are, they’re FROZEN!!!!! Hurry and give us another $3 trillion so we can stop the bleeding NOW. Clearly it’s worse than anyone could have expected as the disappearance of $700 billion shows us that the problem is HUGE and URGENT and it’s THE END OF THE WORLD AS WE KNOW IT!!!!”

Best to let the crack heads experience the withdrawl which will either kill them or make them healthier. No matter what, it needs to happen. The sooner we get this over with, the sooner we can create REAL jobs and get back to business. Until we reach bottom (either quickly via no bailout, or slowly via failed bailout after failed bailout — with longer periods of unemployment and declining wages/growth), we will not be able to turn the economy around.

[CA renter]

Let me add #4, which is really the most important one:

4. Because $700 billion is not large enough to make a difference. It will vaporize within weeks, if not days, and they will be back for more, but the next demand (and the one after that) will be even more urgent:

“Look how bad the markets are, they’re FROZEN!!!!! Hurry and give us another $3 trillion so we can stop the bleeding NOW. Clearly it’s worse than anyone could have expected as the disappearance of $700 billion shows us that the problem is HUGE and URGENT and it’s THE END OF THE WORLD AS WE KNOW IT!!!!”

Best to let the crack heads experience the withdrawl which will either kill them or make them healthier. No matter what, it needs to happen. The sooner we get this over with, the sooner we can create REAL jobs and get back to business. Until we reach bottom (either quickly via no bailout, or slowly via failed bailout after failed bailout — with longer periods of unemployment and declining wages/growth), we will not be able to turn the economy around.

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