Here's what you get for those stays at the lake:Insurance, real estate taxes, utility bills and a neighbor that calls to see if you're going to cut tree limbs that block their view.You'll have trips to go mow grass, pick up the yard, and winterize the place.

I really hope the Tea Party fellows can reverse the trend.

We spend a half hour each day crying over trees, so we make up for it.

I'm really more of a tropics kind of guy (Cliche, I know-- success = beaches, palm trees, etc 8) ).

Since I'm not building, I don't have zoning, tree ordinance, extended permitting issues.  

It might not be your cup of tea.

I also find he has made a habit of throwing his tree, shrub and grass clippings over the cliff.

Mapped out his family tree from intelius, and started messaging everyone with a name/location match on Facebook.

we all thought cracks in the exterior walls large enough for a tree branch to grow through, you must be tearing it down, and no, this is a common problem in Jackson MS and they know how to fix it.So if the numbers work, including paying for guaranteed repairs per the engineer specs, then go for it. 

Background: The economy is on a tear, but trees don't grow to the sky.