almostvindiesel

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by almostvindiesel 2y ago
Love this. Exactly the reason I write now
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by almostvindiesel 2y ago
Ha yeah, extreme, but speaks to how isolated many Americans are
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by almostvindiesel 2y ago
It does, we're in our 40s now, but all priveleged to have good careers that enabled us to make this choice.
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by almostvindiesel 2y ago
Good, choose this neighborhood for the public schools and "suburbia light" vibe, eg proximity to target but also walkable to nice coffee shops / restaurants / local things.
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by almostvindiesel 2y ago
100% this. Started out with two families buying houses near each other in a family centric LA neighborhood (Eagle Rock). Then it expanded to 3 --> 4 --> 5 all within walking distance. We all have similar aged children. It's magic
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by almostvindiesel 2y ago
Yes. Took just over a year off after a death in the family to travel. Saved up with my partner so we wouldn't have to work while on the road. Kept our adventures frugal and did nothing but adventure and decompress initially. Then settl
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by almostvindiesel 2y ago
Based on our conversations, I know that you have a strong focus on family, enjoy outdoor activities, and have thoughtful approaches to financial planning and life balance. I also notice that you pay close attention to creating memorable exp
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by almostvindiesel 5y ago
I'm sorry for your loss OP. We had premature twins who both stayed in the NICU for around three months. Our total hospital bills came out to just under five million dollars. Fortunately we also had great insurance and received great ca
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by almostvindiesel 8y ago
The what?