An actual quote from the realtor yesterday~
"Well, now that we've adopted a second child we need to get a bigger house. I mean, 3000 sq ft is ok for 1 kid, but with 2 it's so cramped!!"
Umm, yeah... 3000 sq ft is tiny :P
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- Abby
- I am married and living in Texas. I love my husband and our three awesome kiddos. I am a die hard Aggie and a life long sports fan. I love to be creative and crafty and I am a pretty decent photographer.
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My personal irony is that by the time we had a 3000+ ft2 house, our kids were grown and gone. Now days we have no house or car (our apartment isn't even 1000 ft2). I guess my life stinks.
Well, some would argue that 1000 sq ft apartment in Paris does not exactly equate to a like the stinks :P Don't worry, pretty soon you'll be back in Katy and back in a 3000 sq ft dream home :) (Nate and I plan on going home shopping with you and pretending like we could afford the same houses. Meanwhile we'll be shopping for real in slightly less deed-restricted areas :)
abs, so i don't come here often, but when i need a work break and I think of you and your blog, i love reading the blog updates! they are so...you! so keep 'em comin!
Welcome aboard. House shopping in Katy isn't really all that exciting though. There are basically 3 or 4 different houses to look at (floor plans I mean). The rest is: what's the location, what's in the yard, what does the neighborhood (neighbors) look like, what's the square footage, what's broken or about to break, and what do they want for it.
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