My wife, my daughters, and I went a couple of weekends ago to a birthday party for another friend’s child — and it’s got me all down about the place where I live. We live in the upper floor of a two-story house downtown, renting out the basement apartment. Not counting our deck or the [...]
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Home insecurity system
Posted in Domestic architecture, Public spaces, Suburbs on September 16, 2008 | 8 Comments »
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