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philla48
Mar 25, 2011 7:05AM
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Wow! What do you do with all that? To think most of these people have multiple homes like these! I honestly don't know what to say. My wife and I are happy in our $120,000 home. We're also very thankful that, for now, we are still able to stay in it during these hard times.
LAZARUS8
Mar 25, 2011 5:32AM
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We not so long ago downsized. We had a fantastic an older custom made English Tudor home with all the ammenities, heated garage, in-ground heated pool, seperate artist cabin all on 2 acres of gardens and lawn with a beautiful view over looking a valley, for 20 years.

We sold it and purchased a much smaller city home with a nice,small back yard and we love it.

There is a time and place for everything. We would never change having our large home but as we grew older and the kids had left it was time to downsize.

We now totally enjoy living smaller and much more efficiently

deccles03
Mar 25, 2011 5:14AM
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"Live like a star in these diva digs?" Really?! Could MSNBC have possibly come up with something more idiotic than this to plaster on the home page?

Now that you've posted the link to fantasy land and purged this plastic diarrhea from your bowels,  can we please try living in reality again and report on something that actually matters?

For example, how about talking about the fact that over 1 billion people worldwide are on the verge of starvation in part because of the greed of Americans needing ethanol to continue their happy motoring. Or, how about reporting the fact that the Fukushima nuclear plant failures have been linked to serious flaws in the design of the plants. Plants that were designed by GE, owner of MSNBC.

Obviously, ethanol isn't the only reason. Fires in Russia, floods in Asia and Australia wiped out most of the worlds grain supply's last year, contributing to the massive shortage. Meanwhile, back in fantasy land......I mean the USA, people are happily going about their business of pretending nothings wrong and avoiding the truth. Meanwhile, moronic journalists, such as the ones that created this disneyland ride of a web page, continue perpetuating a lifestyle which has contributed to climate change, which of course is the direct cause of those fires, floods and the loss of open space through suburban sprawl and shopping malls that could have been used for something much better and much more responsible.

I'll be laughing at all of you in a few years when you finally wake up (much too late btw), to the fact the party is over and growth isn't going to return, ever. At least not without drastic changes in how we live our lives. To bad most people who like this kind of reporting will never understand this until it's already too late.
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ovalophice
Mar 25, 2011 4:02AM
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I wish I could afford one of these places.. they look so great!! but.. sadly, like a lot of people we have been downsizing due to our economic situation.  We've had to cut back on almost everything.. one thing I miss is going to restaurants.. we have had to stay home alot.. but that meant i was doing all the dang cooking cause my hubby couldn't.  so I got tired of that and went out and got him a great, and hilarious beginners book.. i can't tell you the name of it here cause some of you will freak on me.. but if you google "get in the kitchen cookbook" you can find it.. but seriously.. don 't go if you can't take a good joke or if you get offended easily.
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