Posted on 01/21/2024 8:02:36 PM PST by libh8er
If you lived in New England...or Old England...you’d know that it’s “Wuster sheer”
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I always said War Chester Shire but I like Wash yer Sister Sauce better!
She must have said something nice about President Trump...
Wash yer sister? That can get you arrested!
Indeed.Dover is a very wealthy community.
There was a similar case recently in Duxbury MA, which is so exclusive that we common folk call it “DELUXbury”.
That one invoved a toddler.
She was also a software engineer, so they were obviously making well over a million a year.
One of the best shows ever.
Plainsboro, NJ, Indian family of four, husband kills wife, two small children, then himself. IT family as well…
Maybe she should have done the dishes, like he asked.
Oh, wait... too soon.
It should be against the law to shoot a dead wife.
It's a waste of ammunition.
Are there still 5,000 sq ft houses on rivers in Tennessee for $350K? (Just askin', LOL)
I definitely believe your former CA house is worth over $1 million. Just crazy, huh?
We do like what we know of Simi Valley, though. Every time we visit family in southern California, we visit the Reagan Library & Museum. Love the place... feels like home. Been there more times than I can count.
I agree with you, though re California: The ocean is beautiful, and of course the weather is near-perfect. But that's about it.
San Francisco used to be a great place to visit, up until about 2019. Now it's a hellhole. As is LA. Haven't been to San Diego in many years. I assume it's not what it used to be...
“we visit the Reagan Library & Museum. Love the place... feels like home.”
Our back yard bordered the Library property. It is gorgeous there.
Wow! That really is a gorgeous area. Darn, wish I knew you were there at the time. Maybe we could've gotten together in person for a coffee while we were visiting CA. When did you leave California?
My husband spent most of his life in California - SF Bay Area (East Bay). He left in the mid-80s and has no desire to return.
One thing we noticed on our last 2-3 visits at the Reagan Library: When you look out from the back terrace, the lovely view was just pristine hills and valleys. Now some private company has filled part of that area with a solar farm. The view is *really* marred by those ugly solar panels, now, unfortunately.
We left in 2010. Every time you went to the Library between 2002 and 2010, you drove by our house.
We were there when RR died and the shuttles taking mourners up to pay their respects passed by our bedroom. Made it hard to sleep, shifting gears going up the hill.
One year, a group of FReepers went to visit the Library. We all met for breakfast (at Marie Callendar’s, I think).
I’m pretty sure that solar crap wasn’t there when we left. How awful. The view WAS stunning.
I spent all day in front of the TV, watching every minute of RR's funeral - in both Washington DC and in Simi Valley. Incredible funeral. I still can't get the beautiful "The Mansions of the Lord" song out of my head. Heard it about a year ago when we were at the RR Library... there's a video of RR's funeral playing on a continuous loop in one of the rooms of the Library.
Yes, the solar crap is terrible. The view is still stunning, of course, but that solar farm really mars the beautiful view. I feel sorry for people who never visited the Library until recently, and never got to see the view without all that solar crap.
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