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Originally Posted by DruannB
Well, after seven years of wanting to become a frog, we finally succeeded. Today we signed a contract to buy a home in Dunedin. Now...I know prices are high. We had to compete with who knows how many others. But we got the house we wanted and we couldn't be happier. We could wait for prices to go down, but we're not getting any younger. And our children (thankfully) don't need our money, so we're not saving it for them. We figure we have at least 10 really good years left and we wanted to spend it here. So, don't call us crazy. We prefer to think of ourselves as happy. We close November 3. See you all then. In the meantime, I will try to look up answers to my questions in the archives. And I need to start embroidering some froggy golf towels. Until later, Druann
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Decisions. Most people have doubts after they make a decision. Should I have? Could I have? It drives many around me nuts. I do not have that problem. I research as much as I can and then make my decision based on what I know, knew or???????????
No matter what decision I make, I AM ALWAYS RIGHT. Based on where I was, what I knew at the time this is what I decided to do.
Perfection many demand it. I see it differently. Perfection does not exist.
The old expression is the glass half full or half empty. For me it is far more than half full. Most things that are not perfect so there is some empty space in the glass. Can I change them and is it worth the cost to change them?