First on our agenda, however, was house shopping. Although we went in excited with a positive attitude, it didn't take long for that to change. Obviously we weren't expecting to find our dream home, as this is the kind of add we we're going by: (I apologize to sister for lack of pictures, and yes, I do regret not taking any to prove the point of this add.)
"The bottom of the barrel is what this is. We tried to avoid advertising this but we just couldn't wait any longer. Sure it has 2 homes and sure it's in a decent neighborhood, but beyond this, there's nothing else positive. To say it has been neglected would be a compliment. You can't miss with this as we are selling for rock bottom prices! What an investment if your not afraid of some work."
That being said, lets just say they couldn't have said it any better. We didn't look at that particular "investment", but we didn't need to. We love the style of these pre and early 1900 homes, but the bottom of the barrel is what they all were, and we decided the rock bottom prices weren't quite as far down in the barrel as the houses were.
So, back to Grandma's it was. Britt wanted a pony ride and, thanks to her, I actually took advantage of being back home and got in a short ride myself.
