Even a few percent for houses and a new April Price record isn’t even good enough to celebrate. 

@John Ho I would walk away with a BIG smile on my face and then celebrate cause i walked away from huge risk. 1) Given Houston impact for O&G, we should not expect much of appreciation for next 1-2 yrs 2) We save when we buy  and at market price that will not happen unless we believe appreciation will kick in immediately 3) You are putting 20%+ down which should qualify for investment loan (typically 25%) from land from banks etc where rate is around 4.5% now .

But instead of filling the Dolby with an audience full of those celebrity cardboard-cutout heads normally used for rehearsals (with real humans in every fifth seat), the Academy has opted for a smaller, “supper club”–like ceremony at a different venue: Union Station.

There's a reason you don't hear about boyfriends & girlfriends celebrating 20,30,40 year anniversaries.

So, excited as a child, he brings the guitar to the priests to show them, expecting he will be well-received and celebrated for his discovery that he knows will change the world for the better - an inalienable truth.

Tenants - and it should be clear this is a small percentage, as most renters are still paying their rent - that aren't paying their rent may be celebrating now but mark my words, all renters are going to suffer long-term from this action.

Also, what if they record you doing something stupid...and blackmail you the future when you are a superstar celebrity...tons of problems.Here is what I think you need to do: You need a Baseball house.

Time to go out and celebrate, right!?

I agree with everyone that says she needs to go.And she does.You will regret every minute if you decide otherwise.Start the New Year out right and give her notice so she can celebrate, she can get a renovated unit somewhere else. and you'll have months of clean up from dog urine, replacing sub floors and ozone treatments. let alone dumpster worth of unwanted trash. 

I like to take time to celebrate and reflect on a few wins.