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Even with an alley design (which I prefer immeasurably over the ugly “snout houses”) the garages generally hold at least two cars. Do that many families out there actually have 3+ cars?!? Do they really NEED that many? I live in an older neighborhood with alleys (Kensington) and I don’t notice a huge problem with all the street parking being taken…

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drunkle –

by “CV” did you mean Carmel Valley?

Please people, don’t assume that Carmel Valley is real estate mecca to everyone!!! I personally would remain in North Park before I’d move to the cookie cutter subdivisions in CV.

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drunkle –

by “CV” did you mean Carmel Valley?

Please people, don’t assume that Carmel Valley is real estate mecca to everyone!!! I personally would remain in North Park before I’d move to the cookie cutter subdivisions in CV.

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I agree w/stansd and meadandale – using someone else’s broadband connection w/o paying the internet provider is stealing, plain and simple. A better analogy might be making copies of software licensed to your employer for your own personal, non-workrelated use.

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I agree w/stansd and meadandale – using someone else’s broadband connection w/o paying the internet provider is stealing, plain and simple. A better analogy might be making copies of software licensed to your employer for your own personal, non-workrelated use.

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Ummm….what_a_disasta…Hillcrest, Mission Hills, University Heights, South Park…all are east of the 5, and while maybe not your personal favorites, can hardly be called boring or described as having a “cookie cutter mentality…”

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Ummm….what_a_disasta…Hillcrest, Mission Hills, University Heights, South Park…all are east of the 5, and while maybe not your personal favorites, can hardly be called boring or described as having a “cookie cutter mentality…”

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I moved here in 1986 – was in the Navy back in those days. Yes, I too remember when the I-15 was still surface streets through the area where I now live (Kensington/Talmadge), but that wasn’t a problem b/c downtown was dirty and scary and crime ridden and no one went there unless they absolutely had to (i.e. jury duty). Left in ’88, came back in ’93 for lawschool and stayed. And…thank goodness, bought a house in ’97 before the crazyness really got out of hand. San Diego, for all its current problems, is still a wonderful place to live, especially compared to the midwest where I grew up…

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I moved here in 1986 – was in the Navy back in those days. Yes, I too remember when the I-15 was still surface streets through the area where I now live (Kensington/Talmadge), but that wasn’t a problem b/c downtown was dirty and scary and crime ridden and no one went there unless they absolutely had to (i.e. jury duty). Left in ’88, came back in ’93 for lawschool and stayed. And…thank goodness, bought a house in ’97 before the crazyness really got out of hand. San Diego, for all its current problems, is still a wonderful place to live, especially compared to the midwest where I grew up…

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i generally scoff at claims someone is a “sex addict,” but this one really makes you wonder…

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i generally scoff at claims someone is a “sex addict,” but this one really makes you wonder…

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3 % negotiated for entire bargaining group, plus 2 % merit for me, for a total of 5 %. Does that keep me even w/inflation? not sure…

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3 % negotiated for entire bargaining group, plus 2 % merit for me, for a total of 5 %. Does that keep me even w/inflation? not sure…

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USNA grad here – Go Navy! Single, no kids (just 3 fat cats) – 115K.

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USNA grad here – Go Navy! Single, no kids (just 3 fat cats) – 115K.

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