A little more space {I'd love a brownstone on a tree-lined street. All of it. Not just an apartment.}
Accesibility to the greatest store ever. One stop shopping.
A washer & dryer, void of invisible bleach residue from the last person who used it {I'm jealous, Kellie}.
A car. And a really great parking spot, guaranteed.
8 comments:
The things we suburb dwellers take for granted!
I have to say, I love Target, and it's nice to have a little space, but there is something fun about living in a city with everything within a few blocks and no excuse not to walk. I'm excited to come visit it! And You!
Jim has that allroad. He's trying to sell it. $16,900? Want it?
Will he drive it to NYC? And can he find me a permanent parking spot?
I dream for you too. You have worked hard...very hard these past almost three years. Hopefully your time will come soon!
I feel sorry for you that you don't have Target....or a washer/dryer. But you DO have the city life. I sometimes dream of that.
Suburbs vs. City--it's a tough call. I say enjoy the city while you are childless. Once the kids come, you'll REALLY want these things.
Please think about buying a brownstone. I think they look so cool.
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