I've recieved a lot of useful information on this site and will be glad to give a little back, kind of like public television...

This thread reminds me of a documentary I saw on television a while ago. http://www.guardian.co.uk/theguardian/2005/feb/12/weekend7.weekend2the guy is so smart, but he can't drive a car or tell left from right.

I haven't had any form of television for well over a year now and I love it.

It's not like television at all.I hope none of you ever have to go through what he went through.Sure, you can be a cowboy legend in your own mind and talk all the smack about how you could handle yourself in a similar situation, but until you have been tested....it's all talk.

A little bit more about me, I'm a television executive and cello player, single mom of 1 year old baby twins.

They're in the television industry, and in the television industry it helps to be portable, he said. 

Furniture, kitchen utensils, flat screen televisions, music recording equipment, a lot!

House flipping, turning real estate around for resale, has become a fixture on television and some Facebook groups.

@Christopher FontneotTypically the next step, would be to contact the City Council and local television stations.

My cleaning lady does the work for free, and I get to sleep with her. 23 STRs, 82 beds, around 75 televisions, 26 washers, 27 dryers.