This comes with an Aerus Air Scrubber and an Ecobee smart thermostat and sensor to ensure I can keep the basement and upstairs temps nearer to each other and at least some cooking smells don't permeate.

Originally posted by @Kyler Cook:@Peter T.Oh how I wish you’d been raised with the smothering belief that you have to go to college to amount to anything, only to find a college charging 16k a year, and no adult in your life telling you it’s a bad idea.

If you take your vitamins, eat your vegetables and work hard one day you too will have blood spatter and used condoms all over your property. : )

I have a client who works in the cell phone space; his company builds the chips that do wireless charging (every phone company but Apple uses his chips, and he said that Apple under Cook is a terrible company to try to work with).Anyways, according to him the cell phone technology has basically plateaued for the foreseeable future, as there is really not much else that can be done in the terms of technological innovation with the phone.

Thank you both, Matt Lefebvre and Colton Cook .

Because we will have to not have access to the house for a full 24 hour period (this includes our way to cook, sleep, and have shelter for us and animals) per the ability afforded on the lease, we will be deducting $50 in full for the travel costs to stay with a family member.

It seems like a no-brainer to use it, but as the primary cook and kitchen user, I absolutely do not want to stand on concrete for an hour or two a day. 

The finishes are awesome, the kitchen looks fantastic for the square footage, very cook and family friendly....I just love the new kitchens look with only shelves on top and cabinets only on the bottom, it's just such a cleaner, very cool look, definitely the way I'll be going in my new kitchen.

You usually have access to a kitchen to cook, etc.   

I’ve heard a few stories of people developing lots only to find out all the vegetation from nearby developments had been stockpiles or muck.