I was thinking about you a bunch today while on the trail (for those of you not keeping up, I am on an epic offroad road trip) and an article I would like to write about the AC situation we just dealt with. 

It is ideally located close to a transportation hub where multiple bus lines converge making it a quick commute to midtown Manhattan.

I guess we accidentally did some of both... downsized significantly and moved into a van so we could quit our jobs and go on the trip of a lifetime, but then realized we never wanted to go back to work and had to figure out how to survive while we waited for the passive income to grow.Don't get me wrong... 

It looks rough and maybe a trip hazard. 

I'd rather avoid many trips going through vendors to replace the burner or hoping to avoid 2 trips, first to inspect burner then order the replacement part and come back to install it

They can use trip charges, markups on material, hourly wages, or a variety of other methods but at the end of the day it is the final bill that matters.  

The way I approach insurance is that I think insurance should be bought for things that I can’t easily replace (ie I don’t buy the missed flight trip insurance from the airlinebut I think that car and homeowner insurance are a necessity bc I’m not in the financial position to just pay my way out if something happens to them or they create a liability).

I wanted to take a trip to a different state with my grandfather and attend a seminar for a week or so, even just a few days...

@Andrew W. hope you had a good trip to Houston! 

She never had a boyfriend (really strange) never had a driver license (always took a bus), and never had a job with the exception that she did babysitting and earned some fairly decent cash.This Japanese girl purchase a co-op in downtown Los Angeles and partnered with another Japanese girl.