Thinking of opening a retreat on a beautiful peace a land that we own.

At Leen’s Lodge in Grand Lake Stream, Maine, a group of chief economists, money managers, financial advisors and officials from a Fed regional bank got together for a fishing retreat disguised as an economic retreat.

He usually won and I'd have to retreat and wait for him.

Our neighbor retreated and called her lawyer who advised her to take care of it herself without an expensive lawyer, in the meantime the tenant served her with a summons charging the LL with harassment and assault!

The commute to Atlanta is not great from Athens, so it's not really a bedroom community but a charming retreat.

I'm very curious how much space will be left after you insulate the box and will you have to furnish it like you would a "tiny house" (which can also be found in DC - Boneyard Studios) I've often thought about using one for a weekend retreat or hunting cabin but if you don't have plumbing or electricicty you'll still need the incinerator (or the like) toilet, battery or solar power, rainwater and filtration system etc etc.

I've heard "all sides", and typically retreat to where Bill did---let a versed legal advisor dictate the appropriate methodology.

Just need to think bigger.Anyway super excited to have my wife back from her retreat last week, and have all the kids in school (of course we love them not in school as well lol) Going on a run this morning on the beach trail to help catch her up to speed since she will start being a bigger part again of helping carry out our plans of world domination!

Also not charging her for the 2 hours it took to sand down and re-treat the cedar walls where the teenagers were writing on it with marker and ballpoint pens, or sanding the wall where they had made a booger collection (art installation?

The new tenants kept it like a tropical retreat.