Do you like the design? Would you do anything differently? Looking for suggestions and advice. Thanks for taking the time to help.
Key upgrades:
- Open Great Room (with kitchen push out)
- Pantry added
- New Bath added next to laundry
- Master bath upgraded
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Do you like the design? Would you do anything differently? Looking for suggestions and advice. Thanks for taking the time to help.
Key upgrades:
I got quotes from 3 roofing company:
GAF = $37K (master elite 25 yrs warranty on work)
GAF = $27K (10 yrs warranty on work) - It is lower because they said we might not need plywood, which I don't think will be the case
Certainteed = $39
Any suggestions?
The plan was to go to Grand Palace, then take the ferry across to Wat Arun after. From the hotel we take a cab that drops us at Grand Palace at 11:00 AM. As soon as we get down an older guy approaches us as says that the palace will be too crowded. He says he is some kind of an official information person and doesn't want any money. No money so no scam, right?
He says best is to first go to Wat Arun and then come back. He gets us a tuk tuk to go to the ferry. Surely it will be over priced? Nope. 40 tbh. He says at the ferry ask for a student discount (as we have kids with us).
We get down at some ferry start point and are told 1000 tbh per person. Now the scam is clear. I knew from my rese
I'm anchoring on good public schools with short commute work. Wanted to see if you know the dynamics of this area and why it is seems priced so high, similar to neighboring Los Altos.
https://www.redfin.com/CA/Mountain-View/1779-Fordham-Way-94040/home/1667446
I'm staying at Shibuya Excel Hotel right on the Crossing. Here today and tomorrow with no agenda and nothing planned. Got in last night and Day 1 just started. Typing this from the breakfast table. We are family of four (kids 10 and 13). What might a good set of things to do?
PS: Older daughter wants to trade Pokemon cards somewhere. I don't know what that means :)
The article discusses the recent moderator protests on Reddit, which were sparked by the company's decision to price their API to kill off popular apps like Apollo and RIF. The author argues that this is a symptom of a larger problem with the way that community-driven platforms are monetized.
I want to book a session for my girlfriend. Wondering what the experience is like.