Tou know, 52, you might be onto something there. (Is it a B&B if there’s no breakfast?) That is, a corporation is renting it, but I can’t see how it’s really saving them money over putting people in a mid-price hotel for a few days. The rent, utilities, and cleaning really add up. But what would stop the corporation from charging people to stay there? It’s a violation of the lease to sublet, but there’d be no sublet papers, and besides, if there are supposed to be people coming and going, how would management know?
I have new neighbors next door, but I never hear any noise, so that’s good. Of course, they just got there…
My son went through a years-long Legos phase, so I get it. When he first started at age 7, he’d say, “Mom, there are pieces missing!” every single time. Of course, there never were. Eventually he got past that and had literally thousands of pieces in a big box. His best buddies, who were brothers, also had thousands of pieces. The three of them invented some bomb-ass constructioins. Have you ever been to Legoland?
Oh, adorbs times two! LOVE those boots!
I was planning on saddling him up and riding him there, but I have to learn how to pole vault first. You don’t have a stable, to you? Like a stable with a very tall tower?