:lol: And that would really freak me out, so to be totally honest, I think it's a bit of healthy paranoia to some degree.

I have no debt (never touched my home equity) and have a healthy retirement in place.

Healthy people would either work or starve.

I can't express how grateful I am to be married to the man I love who loves me with all his heart and have three beautiful healthy children.

pid=20601109&sid=a2jrSPqYhVzY&refer=home Dec. 4 (Bloomberg) -- The classified ads in Dubai read like an obituary for a real-estate market that until a few months ago seemed immune from the global credit crisis.

If the tree is healthy this is not a hazard as defined in most states.

All that money did was allow some accounting shenanigans so the banks could acknowledge some of their bad debt as currently every large financial institution is insolvent, but if we all close our eyes and pretend they are all healthy eventually time will heal all wounds is the theory.

The Phoenix economy is still healthy and growing, but at a much lower rate than just two years ago.

The owner's health is failing and has recently re-married and moved out of the house entirely.

I primarily practice (surprise) real estate law, along with a healthy dose of small business support and some litigation.