Fooled us all, you did a beautiful job.
Manufactured homes are actually pretty versatile as far as upgrades. The one I wanted to buy looked like an actual (luxury) home, and I fell in love with it. They didn't want to sell it as we were an FHA loan, and I have a feeling it wasn't tied down correctly, but in the end it all worked out as a) we would have been on satellite internet (the husband and kid would have killed me) and the kid would have had to go to Morania, (I mean Marana) HS. I thought he would have liked it, but when I brought it up, he deeply deeply begged me to NOT make him go there, LOL. So I was kind of glad our offer was rejected.
Our current home is more hovel-esque, but it's in a much better location, closer to everything, and we plan to continue fixing it up, anyway.
I wish the money launderers we bought it from had not "rehabbed" it first as their "rehabs" included stealing all the copper pipe, making a loadbearing wall "spongy" (you can poke your finger in it) and paint jobs so terrible and DARK they require several prime coats. I'm not even going to MENTION the master bathroom, but it's pretty dire. I'm still super happy, and we have plenty of projects, plus it has the nicest views in all directions in Tucson
Mountains everywhere... And on more land, I will take land over pretty house any day of the week. PLUS, no homeowner's association, well we have a (free) one and its by-laws state "do what you want," pretty much.
Anna
Our current home is more hovel-esque, but it's in a much better location, closer to everything, and we plan to continue fixing it up, anyway.
I wish the money launderers we bought it from had not "rehabbed" it first as their "rehabs" included stealing all the copper pipe, making a loadbearing wall "spongy" (you can poke your finger in it) and paint jobs so terrible and DARK they require several prime coats. I'm not even going to MENTION the master bathroom, but it's pretty dire. I'm still super happy, and we have plenty of projects, plus it has the nicest views in all directions in Tucson
Mountains everywhere... And on more land, I will take land over pretty house any day of the week. PLUS, no homeowner's association, well we have a (free) one and its by-laws state "do what you want," pretty much. Anna
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You’re going away for 32 days and can’t buy eliquid. How many ml’s do you take with you???
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and extra coils
and extra batteries
and extra devices
and a charger
hell, take your whole stash !
Those items are easier for me than deciding on amount of liquid! I’m prob just stressing for no reason [emoji23]
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at least 32 times what you use in a day.
and then double that number
If you're flying, it may be useful to ship some liquid to your destination to avoid limits and be covered just in case.
I'd bring 8 X30 ml bottles in my carry on and another 250ml bottle in a checked bag. I'd also bring a couple tubes of the 2mg lozenges or some gum as a backup plan.
32 days!? That sounds like a nice long vacation
This ^^ is what I would do. For me that would be about 300 mls. I wouldn't give it a moment's worry bringing this amount with me for 32 days.
But, where are you going where you can't buy eliquid?
On the other hand, you can't always buy what you like.
What are the current TSA liquid regs?
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