Thrive Without Janelle: The Accountability Group

[Absolom]

1 hour ago, Gramto6 said:

Today, tis errands, garbage up the road, small grocery shopping, and PO. Then hopefully some work in the garage.  And just maybe make up my mind on a printer!!

A few months ago I bought myself a smallish b/w laser printer.  I've loved it.  Last month I lost my patience as daughter and grandson struggled to get their old color inkjet to produce his homework assignment.  I ordered them a color laser.  I found both printers on sale just above half list price on Amazon.  They've worked pretty much effortlessly.  I don't know what your budget is, but with the laser you won't have to deal with having to frequently buy the pricey color cartridges so figure that in the cost calculation.

[precious pupp]

I like the convenience of city living.  That's how I grew up.  We have sewer, garbage pickup once a week (recycling optional) and city water.  I can walk to the bank, fabric store, drug store, dollar store, and hardware store.  The grocery store closed a few years ago, which I miss when I only needed a couple of items.  

My daughter lives in a rural area and they haul garbage to a "transfer station."  People can leave still useable items in a certain area, and she's taken home some stuff.  

I sometimes wish we lived on a less busy street.  If and when we move, it's going to be a house or condo without stairs.  I like to "tour" houses on Zillow, and see what prices houses are going for.

Tomorrow is election day.  We live in interesting times, that's for sure.  

[Yeah No]

13 hours ago, precious pupp said:

I like the convenience of city living.  That's how I grew up.  We have sewer, garbage pickup once a week (recycling optional) and city water.  I can walk to the bank, fabric store, drug store, dollar store, and hardware store.  The grocery store closed a few years ago, which I miss when I only needed a couple of items.  

My daughter lives in a rural area and they haul garbage to a "transfer station."  People can leave still useable items in a certain area, and she's taken home some stuff.  

I sometimes wish we lived on a less busy street.  If and when we move, it's going to be a house or condo without stairs.  I like to "tour" houses on Zillow, and see what prices houses are going for.

Tomorrow is election day.  We live in interesting times, that's for sure.  

I hear you, I'm a city kid so I appreciate those things too. I hate being on well water with septic but the trade off is lower taxes and the privacy and beauty of living on a secluded street in nature. But although we can't really walk to anything we also live very close to civilization so it's kind of a best of both worlds situation.

Interesting times for sure.