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17 Feb 2012, 12:09 am

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17 Feb 2012, 12:13 am

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I feel so many different ways. I feel eager and excited to begin work on a nonfiction book about a real haunted house.

I feel annoyed because as I am trying to relax here on WP my wife is snoring loudly, and the TV is on loud because if I turn it off she will wake up and I will be annoying her by typing.

I feel angry because the job I loved at school was taken away from me last year (that I invested $7000 in to teach) and now my new job at school causes me great anxiety.

I am tired of this boring winter in southern Ohio---boring boring boring. Can we at least have a big snow???

I feel frustrated by my new computer because I can't get used to the offset keyboard---it has number pad on the side.

I feel sad because I found an inexpensive historic house (about the oldest in the city near me built in 1822) and I would love to own it, but my wife wants no part of it. Am I the only one that loves historic things? And now I don't think I care if I owned it or not---I feel sorry for the old house.
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This house has such a history. It was originally used as a hotel for the old canal that ran past it to the Ohio River. The house is registered as an historic landmark. I wish I could buy it. The payments are affordable to me, but I have no support here to do it.

I think I am needing something to happen in my life to make it alive again (my job is wearing me out). I need to get my book written. But I will probably run into stumbling blocks with it. A true account of a haunted house??? Yes---a haunted house. But I am going to push myself to write it. No one will stop me.

Sorry---just realized it was the one word thread. But I don't want to erase what I wrote.

One word?

Frustrated


What is "inexpensive" I'm often some what dumfounded by what you can by over on the cheap say $100,000 or so here you'd by a toilet 1.5 hours from a major city (if your lucky)

Things can't be that bad over their can they?


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17 Feb 2012, 3:50 am

aussiebloke wrote:
glider18 wrote:
I feel so many different ways. I feel eager and excited to begin work on a nonfiction book about a real haunted house.

I feel annoyed because as I am trying to relax here on WP my wife is snoring loudly, and the TV is on loud because if I turn it off she will wake up and I will be annoying her by typing.

I feel angry because the job I loved at school was taken away from me last year (that I invested $7000 in to teach) and now my new job at school causes me great anxiety.

I am tired of this boring winter in southern Ohio---boring boring boring. Can we at least have a big snow???

I feel frustrated by my new computer because I can't get used to the offset keyboard---it has number pad on the side.

I feel sad because I found an inexpensive historic house (about the oldest in the city near me built in 1822) and I would love to own it, but my wife wants no part of it. Am I the only one that loves historic things? And now I don't think I care if I owned it or not---I feel sorry for the old house.
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This house has such a history. It was originally used as a hotel for the old canal that ran past it to the Ohio River. The house is registered as an historic landmark. I wish I could buy it. The payments are affordable to me, but I have no support here to do it.

I think I am needing something to happen in my life to make it alive again (my job is wearing me out). I need to get my book written. But I will probably run into stumbling blocks with it. A true account of a haunted house??? Yes---a haunted house. But I am going to push myself to write it. No one will stop me.

Sorry---just realized it was the one word thread. But I don't want to erase what I wrote.

One word?

Frustrated


What is "inexpensive" I'm often some what dumfounded by what you can by over on the cheap say $100,000 or so here you'd by a toilet 1.5 hours from a major city (if your lucky)

Things can't be that bad over their can they?


My location (Arizona). Three bedroom, two bath. 2000 sq ft. In good condition - 50k-80k dollars in the center of Phoenix. In poor condition probably as low as 25k.
5 bedroom, 2 bath homes 2000+ sq ft out of the city for the same price. East of us in Tucson housing is cheaper, and rent is cheaper....
I puchased a home for 50k. Its down to 32k (and I probably can't sell it for that). Appraised value is something like 21k which simply means my taxes dropped way low... $350 mortgage, $40 every 3 weeks for electricity. I couldn't imagine all you people paying 100k for a small place.
I'm considering buying a second property and renting out my current home (condo), to offset the cost of my bills.

Ah, and one word.

"Awake".



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17 Feb 2012, 4:24 pm

Nim wrote:
aussiebloke wrote:
glider18 wrote:
I feel so many different ways. I feel eager and excited to begin work on a nonfiction book about a real haunted house.

I feel annoyed because as I am trying to relax here on WP my wife is snoring loudly, and the TV is on loud because if I turn it off she will wake up and I will be annoying her by typing.

I feel angry because the job I loved at school was taken away from me last year (that I invested $7000 in to teach) and now my new job at school causes me great anxiety.

I am tired of this boring winter in southern Ohio---boring boring boring. Can we at least have a big snow???

I feel frustrated by my new computer because I can't get used to the offset keyboard---it has number pad on the side.

I feel sad because I found an inexpensive historic house (about the oldest in the city near me built in 1822) and I would love to own it, but my wife wants no part of it. Am I the only one that loves historic things? And now I don't think I care if I owned it or not---I feel sorry for the old house.
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This house has such a history. It was originally used as a hotel for the old canal that ran past it to the Ohio River. The house is registered as an historic landmark. I wish I could buy it. The payments are affordable to me, but I have no support here to do it.

I think I am needing something to happen in my life to make it alive again (my job is wearing me out). I need to get my book written. But I will probably run into stumbling blocks with it. A true account of a haunted house??? Yes---a haunted house. But I am going to push myself to write it. No one will stop me.

Sorry---just realized it was the one word thread. But I don't want to erase what I wrote.

One word?

Frustrated


What is "inexpensive" I'm often some what dumfounded by what you can by over on the cheap say $100,000 or so here you'd by a toilet 1.5 hours from a major city (if your lucky)

Things can't be that bad over their can they?


My location (Arizona). Three bedroom, two bath. 2000 sq ft. In good condition - 50k-80k dollars in the center of Phoenix. In poor condition probably as low as 25k.
5 bedroom, 2 bath homes 2000+ sq ft out of the city for the same price. East of us in Tucson housing is cheaper, and rent is cheaper....
I puchased a home for 50k. Its down to 32k (and I probably can't sell it for that). Appraised value is something like 21k which simply means my taxes dropped way low... $350 mortgage, $40 every 3 weeks for electricity. I couldn't imagine all you people paying 100k for a small place.
I'm considering buying a second property and renting out my current home (condo), to offset the cost of my bills.

Ah, and one word.

"Awake".


The house I showed wouldn't be to live in, it would just be to preserve. It's on the National Register of historical places. It was built in 1822 as a hotel for the canal boat workers. The asking price is $19,000. That is very cheap, but it needs a lot of work---but it is standing and has been for nearly 200 years.

I would think about $70 to $100 a square foot is about right for my area for houses in move-in condition. I bought my house back in 1989 when it had around 900 square feet. I have had it added on to until it is now close to 3000 square feet. My house doesn't look like it's been added on to. It has been done with the approach of making it look like it was meant to be built the way it is now.


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