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Cake day: August 7th, 2023

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  • Jay@lemmy.catoGreentext@sh.itjust.worksAnon describes past
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    4 days ago

    I wish I still had it, but a divorce about 15-20 yrs ago took care of that. I loved it, 1950’s bungalow style house, 2 car garage, small(30ft) barn and a bunch of sheds, nicely treed in.

    looking through realtors right now, and spec wise the cheapest thing I can find around here similar to it is up for $389,000 but only has 10 acres.

    Prices are/were cheap here because I’m like an hour and a half away from the city.


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    My first house in 1999 was an older 4 bdrm on 14 acres of land for $50 grand. There were a lot of homes in the 30-40 grand range but lesser yards.

    Now those same houses when they go up for sale are selling for 200-250k easily. (My place would be worth more than that… “hobby farms” like what I are selling for even 300-500k here now.)






  • I know it’s just anecdotal but as a person who has paid a lot of attention to the weather most of my adult life, shit’s just getting weirder to me every year.

    The local normal for where I am (Mb,Canada) is highs of +20c(68f) for this time of year. Tomorrow they’re calling for +35(95f), 34(93f) on mon, +36 (97f) on tues.

    That was virtually unheard of to get those temps in May up here 30 or 40 years ago, in fact we rarely hit those kind of temps at any point throughout the entire year, yet now it’s becoming very common. I’ve lived the first 30 years of my life without AC but It’s almost a necessity nowadays if you want to even be remotely comfortable. It is very concerning.