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Comments (22)Gean, I can see where the adjustment from coastingrosarian to wearyrosarian would be a tough one. Just when they're all in the ground - boom! Gotta go! But that is also a selling point for your buyers. Maintenance-free :)) already-in-the-ground, blooming roses! Such a deal!! Have your photo album at the ready for every showing until spring. Once spring comes you'll have buyers banging on the door with competing offers. Ya think maybe it might work out that way? Hope so. We're a bit chilly here in the Sunshine state. The high might have gotten to 46!!! with cloud cover. Supposed to be 25 tonight. Keep your fingers crossed that the clouds stick around. If it clears up, what little heat we have will fly away, and the mercury will drop like a rock. They said it would be 25 last night, but it only got to about 30. Maybe they'll be wrong again tonight. I feel for all of you guys buried under snow. You're stronger than I am and hardier, heartier gardeners, too. I hope you have a 'happy medium' of enough precipitation and as little snow as possible the rest of the winter. Is it too much to hope for an early, lasting spring? Sherry...See MoreWeird, weird growing season
Comments (16)Tis' interesting that others in very different growing areas are having the same experience. My plants are huge, with little produce evolving. Finally had 3 tomatoes turn this week, there are dozens waiting, growing, but all green. And I just picked 3 cucumbers with no sign of more to come. Our weather dropped from high 90s (no rain) for a month to high 60s this week and downpours. I didn't check the low temps, usually drops 20 degrees at night. Even with the change, the garden had plenty of time to produce. With Sept. 2 weeks away and not unusual to see snow during the month, I just don't have a lot of hope for the garden. The norm would be to clear the garden mid Sept. Even my neighbor mentioned that half of the seeds she planted (flower/veggies) never grew, which was the same with me. We are not novices, lush gardens are the norm. What is up with all of this?...See MoreGot a weird phone call just now..
Comments (11)I have gotten calls re my DGD's ex's sister! I don't know her, have never met or even seen her. She lives in California; I have never been in California; as far as I know she has never been in Virginia. I recognized the name and asked my DGD about it and she said it would have been a collection agency because the girl has been in $$trouble for a long time. She has a first name that could be male or female. When the caller asked if I knew HIS address, I knew they didn't even know who they were looking for. I would love to know how they got my number. CR, I hope you don't get any more calls. Hope I don't either. Sue...See MoreHome that I really liked now has an offer, what happens now?
Comments (53)Hey folks, just writing to give an update. I'm still searching for a home, the whole process has me feeling down. It's so hard to find a home that's just affordable for me, in a good location that I want to live at in this town. I don't really want to spend more than the upper price range I set for myself. I know what I want in a house, but the choices are so limited. Finally after 1 month of waiting with no new houses being listed that I want to see during that time, I just saw a home listed 2 days ago. It looks like really nice house base on pictures, I still have to see it in person. but i think this is the one and i'm gonna pull the trigger after I see it. and the location is just perfect. In fact, it's a better home and a comparable location to the house on my very first post. Price is about the same too. Showing starts this weekend starting Saturday, but I'm working friday and all weekend, 12 hour shifts, so there's no way I can go see the house coz i get home at from work 8 pm. But my agent has already already contacted the seller's agent and made an appointment to see it on monday. I'm so anxious and nervous having to wait until monday to see it. I just have a gut feeling an offer will be made before I get the chance. houses this nice base on what i saw on zillow from Listed for sale date and listing remove, on average the difference is 1 week. I'm not sure how accurate that is from zillow, but i believe it. There was a house that was listed 2 months ago, and offers were made in just 2 days. It was a nice house, interior and backyard were in great condition, and the price was in the sweet spot for buyers in the area. It was a smaller house, but with a big backyard and pool. It was priced at $50,000 less than the upper limit of the price range that I'm looking at. I'm not surprised it sold fast....See More- 6 years ago
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