Mountain Homes

Buzzbox asked:


I need to go fetch a mountain bicycle from someone else in London but would not know how to get back home if I were to cycle it? Would they allow me to take it on the bus for a short route and I will cycle the rest?

Holly

Steven asked:


My office building is located around 2 miles from home. The road to the office is fully paved and about 75% of the road is on a mountain. I am debating purchasing either a mountain or a hybrid bike. Any thoughts?

Sandra

sunshinedazeandpurplehaze asked:


im moving to colorado and im looking to stay in a small cabin or something. with two bedrooms or 3 and i want it to be less than 45 minutes from my school. any suggestions? thanks

Dora

hobo asked:


My home is in the mountains where I grew up and smells like rain in the rainy-season, like autumn during colder days and like a wood burning fire most nights. They’ve become the most comforting smells ever. Also, a gentle, cool breeze reminds me of home and it feels like a hug from God.

I miss home.

Jane

reddbone asked:


He was suppose to make the mortgage payments and she is now in arrears four months. She is afraid her home is going to be forclosed. She has numerous bills as it is and children. She doesn’t know what to do and is concerned her credit will ultimately be affected. He’s left and hasn’t returned. Are there any agencies in Southern New Jersey that could assist her to save her home?

Pearl

Smashing D asked:


I want to retire early! SF with no kids & big dogs. Looking for a home in decent shape, 800-1200 sqft, preferably with a little land. I can relocate anywhere in the USA - rural, small town, small city (NMT 100,000) but NOT a larger city. Price, safety, and stress free living are my number one priorities. Also, great outdoor lifestyles activities (hiking, mountain biking…etc) and low property & state taxes would be a huge bonus. I am fine with rural as long as I’m within about 100 miles of an area with modern convieniences. Any suggestions? Any one know of any great places, tucked away somewhere with cheap, easy, stress free living?

Leslie

sliveD seY asked:


..arms raised in a “V” while the dead lay in pools of maroon below…

Who am I?

(10pt ladies and gents for first correct answer)

(hint: I spoke in class today!)
Nice work hailey - 10pt for you

And to MR. SKEPTIC - for calling me a “harmless” little FK… I hit you with a surprise left!

Catherine

Kelly asked:


Our home is all electric but has a wood burning fireplace. If we had a fire burning, let it go out, and then go to bed, would the carbon monoxide stay in the air? Or does it filter out?
We use the Pine Mountain logs and they are supposed to burn cleaner. But we are still wondering. Perhaps we should have a window open during/after burning? But this does defeat the purpose of trying to warm yourself with a fire.
Thoughts anyone?
Yes, they are manufactured logs. “Pine Mountain” is the brand name. We bought them at Home Depot.

Shirley

sliveD oN asked:


…while the dead lay in pools of maroon below???

1. Who am I???
2. What sort of person did I seem like?
3. …and what did I do today???

(10 points for first correct responses!!!)
nice work litte___cee!! - 10 points !!!…hang your head in shame indeed alpuuu..!! there’s always next time
nice work litte___cee!! - 10 points !!!…hang your head in shame indeed alpuuu..!! there’s always next time…

and hey gJohnson - i didn’t know I bit the recess ladies breast…. I like it!!!
ps and for calling me a harmless little f-ck… I hit you with a suprise left!!!

Ruth

harryh asked:


I usually refrain form skiing over holidays but this year, the days New Years falls on is too tempting. There is only a three day work week, and any mountain time is better than staying at home and watching Dick Clark. I was thinking Park City, or Heavenly, I know the crowds will be horrible, but what is the less of the two evils (crowd wise) here? I want a good town to party at for New Years, big mountain, and the least traffic possible. Any better suggestions? Merci beaucoup, thanks, and all that other good stuff.

Amy