'Out Of Gas'
[NAFDA] Spike-centric discussion. Lusty, lewd (only occasionally crude), risqué (and frisqué), bawdy (Oh, lawdy!), flirty ('cuz we're purty), raunchy talk inside. Caveat lector.
I had a rough transition off of Zoloft. Nasty brain zaps and general malaise; however, the new drug worked much better. The transition just sucks.
-ma to Cash's sister and to everyone else who needs it. I'm sorry, I've been a skimmer because I've been sick.
Oh, but sj, fingers crossed for the house!
sj, fingers crossed for the house!
Yes, indeed!
sj, fingers crossed for the house!
oh yes.
What town is it in? Also, remember that it's fully a buyer's market right now, you can perhaps make an offer that's more compatible with your price range and see how that goes.
What town is it in? Also, remember that it's fully a buyer's market right now, you can perhaps make an offer that's more compatible with your price range and see how that goes.
It's in Leominster, which we're not sure is a place we want to live. We need to think about that this weekend. We'll definitely bid low.
The transition just sucks.
Yeah, this is the worrying part. She's been lucky that the same medicine worked for so long.
sj, sounds promising!
Cash, much ~ma for your sister.
House~ma, sj!
Cash, so much ~ma for your sister. I hope that the C-section goes smoothly and that the baby is fine. 2 lbs isn't as scary as it used to be.
I love the house, but the city doesn't seem to be ideal. So, now I'm conflicted.
When we bought, we were told to go for the worst house in the best neighborhood we could afford. Especially if what makes the house bad is cosmetic stuff like wall color or carpeting. You can improve the house, but you can't change the neighborhood and the people around you can make or break your home life (just ask sarameg!).
Clark Howard says to find the best deal and fall in love with a house after you buy it, not before.