If you have not watched the HBO movie that came out this year called "Too Big To Fail" then you had better watch it, it is a realistic storyline of the almost financial meltdown (with some dramatization of course).On more personal levels, BofA is currently being sued by a class action law siut for illegal and imorral business practices regarding their policy institued in approx 2002 on overdraft fees.

One of my favorite movies is Easy Money with Rodney Dangerfield and Joe Pesci.

Every Friday night is date night where we go out to dinner and the movies.

Even in James Cameron's movie, Avatar, the journey was still a 6 year one-way trip.

Also I'm a firm believer in the Amazon 2 day shipping with the student discount - I had it while in graduate school and it was fabulous for any book and movies I needed.Obviously, food shopping is the one thing I definitely do in person, and like others said - if it is something I need right then and there, or if the shipping costs are so high that it is worth it to go to the store instead.

Woke up from working at it the next morning and heard TV in the next room and went in and saw where the first plane hit the building.Then while they were discussing that I saw LIVE on tv the second plane hit and it was crazy.Then you saw people running through the smoke on the street screaming from the fallout of the buildings collapsing.I remember later that year driving to a pizza convention from Georgia to New Jersey and I saw the pentagon damage from the road.Look liked something out of a movie set as it didn't seem real seeing it from the road.All we can do is keep living.Some things are just hard to comprehend or understand as to why they happen.

Jenwalker dot comShe also gives back and supports all kinds of parades, movie nights, art fair, etc in the Del Ray area. 

@Alex Craig Haha, such a good movie.

YES THREE children)  Delete your Facebook and put down pokemon go.

I would want to keep the integrity of the 1920's building, but the lobby and hallways are out of a horror movie and the kitchens and bathrooms look like they're falling apart... and they could definitely use an upgrade on technology.MY QUESTION: How would you handle a full gut job on an old 35 unit property like this, especially when it comes to tenants?