I bought a house! It has a pool!
It’s our first house! It has a pool! It also has three bedrooms! And a pool! I can’t stop using the exclamation point!
I bought a house with a pool!
A pool!
I bought a house! It has a pool!
It’s our first house! It has a pool! It also has three bedrooms! And a pool! I can’t stop using the exclamation point!
I bought a house with a pool!
A pool!
A pool!
whoo hoo!!
When’s the pool party?
I don’t suppose it has a pool, by any chance?
Now you need one of those cheesy signs that says “Welcome to our ool, you notice thier is no “P” in it.”
jumps in pool
Aaaaaaagh! It’s freakin’ cold in here!
And there’s no water!
Housewarming party at Siddhartha’s new place!
Huzzah!
Yay! A pool!
Congratulations!
I’ve always wanted a pool!
Buying your first house is so cool!
And you got a pool!
I’m so happy for you!
You bought a house, it has a hole that you will learn to loathe after the novelty wears off.
Our rule when we went house hunting was, “NO POOL!” Both of us grew up in houses with pools, and they became more of a pain than a pleasure. The only way I’d have a pool now is if I also had a pool service to come by and clean it.
Congrats!
Way to go! Congratulations.
A pool, huh? <looking forward to a Vicious doper pool party>
Can I come over and take a swim?
My family ended up filling our pool in when us kids grew up. But, we loved it when we were kids and probably did get our money’s worth. But it is a lot of work. AND, we lived in Maine so you could only use it about June 15th - Aug 15th.
Good going on the house. Great investment. You realize when you’re 30 that you’ve paid about $50,000 in rent over the last 10 years and that’s just money that’s gone. Goodbye. Kaput. No equity, no tax breaks. Nothing.
It’s kind of nice when you finally take that step and look around and think, “I own a great big thing”.
Wait until you have to clean out your first dead squirrel out of it.
Just kidding, congratulations on your big tax-break!!!
Thanks, all!
I’ve got a house! And it has a pool, which I doubt that I will become sick of considering that it reaches 120 degrees where I live!
Congrats!
Welcome to the next 30 years of the poorest you’ll ever be. It is known as the Lather, Rinse, Repeat of life.
At least you have a pool.
. . .a pool. . .