Dream come true
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Better hurry.
My son's home that he paid $220k for a little over three years ago, is now worth over $500k. In Pflugerville.
“Cry havoc and let slip the DOGE of war!”
Those who cheered as J-6 American prisoners were locked in solitary for 18 months without trial, now suddenly fight tooth and nail for foreign terrorists’ "due process". — Buck Sexton
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Better hurry.
My son's home that he paid $220k for a little over three years ago, is now worth over $500k. In Pflugerville.
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@jon-nyc said in Dream come true:
I think the title Florida Man would look good on you.
First alligator that steps to me is going to be the last. You have to show strength on day 1.
@Horace said in Dream come true:
@jon-nyc said in Dream come true:
I think the title Florida Man would look good on you.
First alligator that steps to me is going to be the last.
That's actually seems pretty likely. Assuming you don't get bitten by a scorpion or a snake first.
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If u could move anywhere, Florida would be pretty low on the list.
Me? If language wasn’t an issue I would move to Finland.
But in the English speaking world, I think some rural Vermont or alternatively some rural New Zealand would be a fine place to seek peaceful days and nights.
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If u could move anywhere, Florida would be pretty low on the list.
Me? If language wasn’t an issue I would move to Finland.
But in the English speaking world, I think some rural Vermont or alternatively some rural New Zealand would be a fine place to seek peaceful days and nights.
@bachophile said in Dream come true:
If u could move anywhere, Florida would be pretty low on the list.
Me? If language wasn’t an issue I would move to Finland.
But in the English speaking world, I think some rural Vermont or alternatively some rural New Zealand would be a fine place to seek peaceful days and nights.
Yeah - home on a big wooded lot in a rural neighborhood would be ideal for me.
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If u could move anywhere, Florida would be pretty low on the list.
Me? If language wasn’t an issue I would move to Finland.
But in the English speaking world, I think some rural Vermont or alternatively some rural New Zealand would be a fine place to seek peaceful days and nights.
@bachophile said in Dream come true:
But in the English speaking world, I think some rural Vermont or alternatively some rural New Zealand would be a fine place to seek peaceful days and nights.
We were looking at New Brunswick which is both beautiful and affordable, but the freaking winters would be tough.
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If u could move anywhere, Florida would be pretty low on the list.
Me? If language wasn’t an issue I would move to Finland.
But in the English speaking world, I think some rural Vermont or alternatively some rural New Zealand would be a fine place to seek peaceful days and nights.
@bachophile said in Dream come true:
If u could move anywhere, Florida would be pretty low on the list.
Me? If language wasn’t an issue I would move to Finland.
But in the English speaking world, I think some rural Vermont or alternatively some rural New Zealand would be a fine place to seek peaceful days and nights.
Yes I would like to live in a place like in the old Newhart show where he owned a bed and breakfast. Also a different country or Hawaii are options.
Education is extremely important.
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The people I know who retired to Florida also kept a place on Cape Cod to escape to for the summer.
The problem with The Cape is there's absolutely nothing to do unless you like boats and shit.
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The people I know who retired to Florida also kept a place on Cape Cod to escape to for the summer.
The problem with The Cape is there's absolutely nothing to do unless you like boats and shit.
@Doctor-Phibes "The problem with The Cape is there's absolutely nothing to do unless you like boats and shit."
But no Burmese pythons, so there's that.
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@Doctor-Phibes "The problem with The Cape is there's absolutely nothing to do unless you like boats and shit."
But no Burmese pythons, so there's that.
@Catseye3 said in Dream come true:
@Doctor-Phibes "The problem with The Cape is there's absolutely nothing to do unless you like boats and shit."
But no Burmese pythons, so there's that.
There's some pretty scary looking fish.
I think in Florida you're a lot more likely to get killed by some bloke with a mullet and a drink problem than you are by a snake.
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Much of Florida has an infrastructure that supplies what retired seniors need and want.
Lots of golf, cheap booze, warm weather, other retired people and of course lots of medical care.
Vermont has country roads that are buried in snow for half the year. It is nice enough in summer but that is only June, July and August.
New Zealand is so far left politically I think it would be tough to swallow.
The cape has baseball and lots of Red Sox fans, the traffic in summer is terrible. Most of the beaches are private. In Falmouth you can wait in line for an hour to get a parking spot to get access to the public beach.
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Much of Florida has an infrastructure that supplies what retired seniors need and want.
Lots of golf, cheap booze, warm weather, other retired people and of course lots of medical care.
Vermont has country roads that are buried in snow for half the year. It is nice enough in summer but that is only June, July and August.
New Zealand is so far left politically I think it would be tough to swallow.
The cape has baseball and lots of Red Sox fans, the traffic in summer is terrible. Most of the beaches are private. In Falmouth you can wait in line for an hour to get a parking spot to get access to the public beach.
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@Horace come to Thailand.
Get a nice place on the beach. You can live like a "king" for probably USD $3000/month or less.
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@Horace come to Thailand.
Get a nice place on the beach. You can live like a "king" for probably USD $3000/month or less.
@taiwan_girl said in Dream come true:
@Horace come to Thailand.
Get a nice place on the beach. You can live like a "king" for probably USD $3000/month or less.
People will get ideas about why I'm there.
