Aims, I am fresh out of wisdom but I have virtual hugs, so {{{Aims}}}.

I for one am quite content to not own a house. I may have carpentry skills, but I am lazy as shit, so renting is good for me.

Finished work on MDT for today, which means it's chocolate time! Mmm, Lindt dark choc truffle with hazelnut. (edit: plus two. ::burps::)

Not looking forward to my next task, but then that's why it hasn't gotten done yet.

Aims, I hope I didn't come across as insensitive, complaining about my mortgage issues. I mean my complaint more as one of solidarity.

Renting is really awesome for us, too. Right now, with funds being what they are, it is the best situation for us. I do wish, though, that we could afford to rent the house down the street and have the benefits of renting from someone Not Family.

I own and sooooo wish that I didn't. It's too far from DH's work for us to live there so I rent it out... For $400 less what I end up paying for it every month. And that's only if nothing breaks that I have to pay for.

Not all it's cracked up to be.

Aims, I hope I didn't come across as insensitive, complaining about my mortgage issues. I mean my complaint more as one of solidarity.

Oh gosh - not at all!! Housing issues are housing issues, no matter what form they come in. Owning is just as lousy with Issues and renting is.

I like 'owning' a house.

I hate it more than I can say.

Renting from not family would probably be a good thing for you, but it wouldn't mean that the same situation might not happen. I don't see any fail here.

Hey, Aims, I'm watching an iCarly marathon right now. The kids aren't even in the room.

Have they shown the episode with the baby chicks?? Or with the record-breaking marathon webcast??

RANDOM DANCING!!!!!

t dances wildly around office

We're just meeting Neville and Spencer's scuplting butter!

We own, and there are times when we really, REALLY wish we didn't.

{{Aims}}

You are a grown-up, and not a fail-y one. Stop fretting.