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Subject: Re: Is it time to move?

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Ka'obi Sweeny

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Date Posted: 06:47:20 12/22/06 Fri
In reply to: Brittany Bertino 's message, "Is it time to move?" on 16:30:35 12/21/06 Thu

If you want to stay at your current address (school zoning, neighbors, etc) you could think of expanding the current house.

Adding a simple 3x3 room will work wonders sometimes in small spaces.

It there is limited funds/space for an addition, add a patio (if the climate is mild) and put your dining set out there for alfresco dining, then add two walls to make a small room, or even place your child there with a simple divider to mark off the space as his (once he gets older replace the crib with a twin bed and have the divider there).

Or maybe you can put some objects in storage.

Hope that helps

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Re: Is it time to move?	Germine Briggon	15:54:46 12/22/06 Fri