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All of our snowbird family is staying in Tampa for 4th of July weekend so my wife surprised me with a BigSnow summer pass and booked a hotel for the weekend.
It's my birthday weekend and I can't think of a better way to turn 40 than hiking a tube in a warehouse in New Jersey.
Goretex_VidalAll of our snowbird family is staying in Tampa for 4th of July weekend so my wife surprised me with a BigSnow summer pass and booked a hotel for the weekend.
It's my birthday weekend and I can't think of a better way to turn 40 than hiking a tube in a warehouse in New Jersey.
flying to jersey with skis in the summer is probably the coolest thing that can be done.
Goretex_VidalAll of our snowbird family is staying in Tampa for 4th of July weekend so my wife surprised me with a BigSnow summer pass and booked a hotel for the weekend.
It's my birthday weekend and I can't think of a better way to turn 40 than hiking a tube in a warehouse in New Jersey.
I miss a lot of the homies that kind of grew out of skiing due to career and family taking priority. Hopefully when the kids get older they get back into it.
Is it just me, or are there so many single moms out there? If I look at my IG recommended, the friends of friends always have kids. These are like early 20s girls as well. Have they not heard of protection?
1spliff2guinniesIs it just me, or are there so many single moms out there? If I look at my IG recommended, the friends of friends always have kids. These are like early 20s girls as well. Have they not heard of protection?
50%+ of marriages end in divorce. it's pretty common to get married, have a kid and get divorced. Protection doesnt always work, especially if you're leaning on BC, if youre married you aint wearing a condom bro lol.
eheath50%+ of marriages end in divorce. it's pretty common to get married, have a kid and get divorced. Protection doesnt always work, especially if you're leaning on BC, if youre married you aint wearing a condom bro lol.
The girls in my town have never been married and pop them out anyway lol. NZ is one of the most promiscuous countries in the world so I guess I shouldn't be surprised.
I'm scared for the generation of Ipad kids. Skierman help us
I'm not quite 30, but I've owned a house in the suburbs for a couple years, so I definitely feel like a 30 year-old. Does anybody else here miss the simplicity of renting? Everything in my house seems to be breaking this year and I'm envious of my friends that still rent and just don't have to deal with this stuff themselves. I'd rather spend my evenings being active or social rather than trying to fix a HVAC board/sprinkler system/pool filter.
My house is way bigger than i need but that comes with more stuff to maintain. There's an endless list of things that i should be working on, so i feel guilty "wasting" my time playing videogames or hanging out at a brewery, etc. I know it's a good investment so I'll definitely keep my house, but I'm starting to think about handing it off to a property manager, renting it out, and moving to an apartment in the city.
SlushSeasonEverything in my house seems to be breaking this year and I'm envious of my friends that still rent and just don't have to deal with this stuff themselves. I'd rather spend my evenings being active or social rather than trying to fix a HVAC board/sprinkler system/pool filter.
"Oh no, I'm a homeowner before turning 30 and I have to maintain my pool and my oversized house! This really sucks guys!"
SlushSeasonI'm not quite 30, but I've owned a house in the suburbs for a couple years, so I definitely feel like a 30 year-old. Does anybody else here miss the simplicity of renting? Everything in my house seems to be breaking this year and I'm envious of my friends that still rent and just don't have to deal with this stuff themselves. I'd rather spend my evenings being active or social rather than trying to fix a HVAC board/sprinkler system/pool filter.
My house is way bigger than i need but that comes with more stuff to maintain. There's an endless list of things that i should be working on, so i feel guilty "wasting" my time playing videogames or hanging out at a brewery, etc. I know it's a good investment so I'll definitely keep my house, but I'm starting to think about handing it off to a property manager, renting it out, and moving to an apartment in the city.
If my rent gets raised Ill have to get a new job or move into my parents camper trailer back in California.
But the crackheads and my street neighbors are doing their part on keeping this neighborhood affordable
SlushSeasonI'm starting to think about handing it off to a property manager, renting it out, and moving to an apartment in the city.
Why not sell and buy a smaller place in the city? Sounds like less of a headache. Or just move back in with your parents if you want a life free of responsibility.
And yeah, check that privilege, I think most people would sell their souls to be in your position.
PoikenzWhy not sell and buy a smaller place in the city? Sounds like less of a headache. Or just move back in with your parents if you want a life free of responsibility.
And yeah, check that privilege, I think most people would sell their souls to be in your position.
I can't really afford to buy anything in the city especially with these interest rates. It's not that i want a life free of responsibility, but recently it's just been too much. Since this spring, my garage door motor, water service line, hvac control board, sprinkler system, pool cover track, and a toilet have all broken. It's been a lot of work and unexpected expense and I'm envious of my friends that just don't have to worry about these kinds of things.
Yes, I'm well aware of how lucky i was to buy a house in my 20s. That's why i posted here where many other people post about their houses.
SlushSeasonI can't really afford to buy anything in the city especially with these interest rates. It's not that i want a life free of responsibility, but recently it's just been too much. Since this spring, my garage door motor, water service line, hvac control board, sprinkler system, pool cover track, and a toilet have all broken. It's been a lot of work and unexpected expense and I'm envious of my friends that just don't have to worry about these kinds of things.
Yes, I'm well aware of how lucky i was to buy a house in my 20s. That's why i posted here where many other people post about their houses.
Nothing is stopping you from selling and becoming a renter again
SlushSeasonI can't really afford to buy anything in the city especially with these interest rates. It's not that i want a life free of responsibility, but recently it's just been too much. Since this spring, my garage door motor, water service line, hvac control board, sprinkler system, pool cover track, and a toilet have all broken. It's been a lot of work and unexpected expense and I'm envious of my friends that just don't have to worry about these kinds of things.
Yes, I'm well aware of how lucky i was to buy a house in my 20s. That's why i posted here where many other people post about their houses.
Leverage the equity against your current house to buy in the city, sell your current house, put money from old house into new house. Even with higher interest rates your mortgage will be lower than rent. Half of your issues are non-emergency and you could have waited to fix it when you have the time or money. Pools are expensive and always require maintenance, you should have known that going in, sprinklers and garage doors shit the bed often enough. Hell, if you have a 2 bath you could just shut off the water line to your broken toilet, use the other, and wait until you have the funds to fix it. Renting can be a lot worse, I have multiple friends dealing with shit landlords who won't fix issues that are worse than yours.
If you are already living outside of your means in your current house then I suggest you become handy as that is the life you unknowingly signed up for.
SlushSeasonI can't really afford to buy anything in the city especially with these interest rates. It's not that i want a life free of responsibility, but recently it's just been too much. Since this spring, my garage door motor, water service line, hvac control board, sprinkler system, pool cover track, and a toilet have all broken. It's been a lot of work and unexpected expense and I'm envious of my friends that just don't have to worry about these kinds of things.
Yes, I'm well aware of how lucky i was to buy a house in my 20s. That's why i posted here where many other people post about their houses.
