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ParticipantI think you don’t fully appreciate the place in which you live. That’s why I think some people who live in San Diego don’t love it as much as people who visit every so often.
I live in Pasadena and try and get down to San Diego twice a year or so. I think there is a lot to like. The San Diego Symphony is wonderful. Their performance space is small – you don’t feel like you are in a football stadium when you go there for a concert. I like the “walk-ability” of much of Downtown. Years ago I had tea at the U.S. Grant Hotel on winter afternoon and it was wonderful. I love La Jolla. I also like the museums in Balboa Park. The photography museum is great.
There’s a great bike ride up PCH from La Jolla beside UC San Diego up into Del Mar. It’s hilly and tiring, but the smell of the ocean air is wonderful. I love Torrey Pines. Driving through there, at night, with the windows down, smelling the pine trees and the ocean, is wonderful.
ParticipantI think you don’t fully appreciate the place in which you live. That’s why I think some people who live in San Diego don’t love it as much as people who visit every so often.
I live in Pasadena and try and get down to San Diego twice a year or so. I think there is a lot to like. The San Diego Symphony is wonderful. Their performance space is small – you don’t feel like you are in a football stadium when you go there for a concert. I like the “walk-ability” of much of Downtown. Years ago I had tea at the U.S. Grant Hotel on winter afternoon and it was wonderful. I love La Jolla. I also like the museums in Balboa Park. The photography museum is great.
There’s a great bike ride up PCH from La Jolla beside UC San Diego up into Del Mar. It’s hilly and tiring, but the smell of the ocean air is wonderful. I love Torrey Pines. Driving through there, at night, with the windows down, smelling the pine trees and the ocean, is wonderful.
ParticipantI think you don’t fully appreciate the place in which you live. That’s why I think some people who live in San Diego don’t love it as much as people who visit every so often.
I live in Pasadena and try and get down to San Diego twice a year or so. I think there is a lot to like. The San Diego Symphony is wonderful. Their performance space is small – you don’t feel like you are in a football stadium when you go there for a concert. I like the “walk-ability” of much of Downtown. Years ago I had tea at the U.S. Grant Hotel on winter afternoon and it was wonderful. I love La Jolla. I also like the museums in Balboa Park. The photography museum is great.
There’s a great bike ride up PCH from La Jolla beside UC San Diego up into Del Mar. It’s hilly and tiring, but the smell of the ocean air is wonderful. I love Torrey Pines. Driving through there, at night, with the windows down, smelling the pine trees and the ocean, is wonderful.
ParticipantI think you don’t fully appreciate the place in which you live. That’s why I think some people who live in San Diego don’t love it as much as people who visit every so often.
I live in Pasadena and try and get down to San Diego twice a year or so. I think there is a lot to like. The San Diego Symphony is wonderful. Their performance space is small – you don’t feel like you are in a football stadium when you go there for a concert. I like the “walk-ability” of much of Downtown. Years ago I had tea at the U.S. Grant Hotel on winter afternoon and it was wonderful. I love La Jolla. I also like the museums in Balboa Park. The photography museum is great.
There’s a great bike ride up PCH from La Jolla beside UC San Diego up into Del Mar. It’s hilly and tiring, but the smell of the ocean air is wonderful. I love Torrey Pines. Driving through there, at night, with the windows down, smelling the pine trees and the ocean, is wonderful.
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I have to agree with you. There was very little analysis of how people got where they are. They made it sound like everyone with too much debt is a victim.
Participantevolusd-
I have to agree with you. There was very little analysis of how people got where they are. They made it sound like everyone with too much debt is a victim.
Participantevolusd-
I have to agree with you. There was very little analysis of how people got where they are. They made it sound like everyone with too much debt is a victim.
Participantevolusd-
I have to agree with you. There was very little analysis of how people got where they are. They made it sound like everyone with too much debt is a victim.
Participantevolusd-
I have to agree with you. There was very little analysis of how people got where they are. They made it sound like everyone with too much debt is a victim.
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The right time to buy is when you find a house that you can afford to buy without breaking the bank or paying more than about 30% of your income or doing some stupid “creative financing” and you plan to stay in that house for about five years or so…and you like the house. That is the right time to buy…
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The right time to buy is when you find a house that you can afford to buy without breaking the bank or paying more than about 30% of your income or doing some stupid “creative financing” and you plan to stay in that house for about five years or so…and you like the house. That is the right time to buy…
Participantsdbubble-
The right time to buy is when you find a house that you can afford to buy without breaking the bank or paying more than about 30% of your income or doing some stupid “creative financing” and you plan to stay in that house for about five years or so…and you like the house. That is the right time to buy…
Participantsdbubble-
The right time to buy is when you find a house that you can afford to buy without breaking the bank or paying more than about 30% of your income or doing some stupid “creative financing” and you plan to stay in that house for about five years or so…and you like the house. That is the right time to buy…
Participantsdbubble-
The right time to buy is when you find a house that you can afford to buy without breaking the bank or paying more than about 30% of your income or doing some stupid “creative financing” and you plan to stay in that house for about five years or so…and you like the house. That is the right time to buy…
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