Really nice 6 inch hardwood trim throughout the house with oak hardwood floors in every room, but the kitchen.

Primo.....hmmmm....that's the name of an ice cream stand here in Chicago's south side on 95th street in Oak Lawn.

This is what my friends & I call an OAK-E-DOK :help:

It was building, Mike, unfortunately it was likely invested in stocks, even worse if it was in the "blue chips" like financials and automakers.The company I will be receiving a pension from (which I hope to be getting in just a few years) is now $2 Bil underfunded.I think all those invested "funds," whether state, insurance, mutual, pension or whatever, that were doing so well for so long, are sucking some serious wind right now.

I grew up in Oak Lawn.

Lead from paint, paint chips and dust can cause health hazards if not managed properly.

I ran downstairs to move the car and found a large branch from a tall tree fell and took out my back window, and also dented the rear left quarter panel and left scratches and a chip in the paint.

Go to the lease signing and try not to walk in with a chip on your shoulder.I'd think most judges would side with a tenant if your worst case scenario happens.

Radical is right.It is an interesting enough idea to sit under a big oak tree and ponder on a spring day while sipping from a jug of wine.

Then I'd have to pick up the old paint chips.