@Aaron Akins Yes you ate correct!

We did go into Pottstown one Saturday to check out the neighborhood for investing purposes and we stumbled upon their downtown farmer's market, then ate at a cute breakfast shop, and checked out the other local shops/boutiques.

Love it and I don't have to see a bunch of pictures of what people ate for lunch.

I think I saw Jimmy Hoffa in there somewhere.To top it all off, I grabbed a sub and a beer for dinner and ate in the sitting room - where the very odd host came and joined me for a long squirm-inducing chat while she watched me eat.At this point, I look for a Hampton Inn, Holiday Inn Express, etc. 

Where I live I know of one sinkhole that swallowed the entire front of an elementary school such that it had to be abandoned, and another right down the road from me that ate half the road.

One who slept till 12pm and wondered where my week went, and another who woke up early ate a good breakfast had a productive day and felt better overall.

OK, I have a couple of different questions, i'm looking ate a single mobile home and trying to figure my MAO.

Never got into hotels though.  1996 - a fourplex .  2001 - an 8-unit apartment building.  2003 - a fifty-unit complex.  2006 - a 20-unit complex ( which turned out to be a loser at the top-of-the-market price we paid, and ate our lunch for 10 years ). 

I knew i'd seen this just a bit ago:  a TED talk, "While financial crashes, recessions, earthquakes and other extreme events appear chaotic, Didier Sornette’s research is focused on finding out whether they are, in fact, predictable.

Due to all that happened with my husband the added time span ate up much of our profits.The house in Capistrano Beach just finished up, and is now on the market.