So our offer was not accepted on the house. We were told it was a good offer, and it was around the same amount as the other offer, but the people who got it made a cash offer with no financing. Damn investors, taking our house out from under us.
I know it "wasn't meant to be". But really, that's such an annoying phrase. Is it supposed to be less upsetting to know that we weren't "meant" to have that house? I don't really believe in fate, except in retrospect. I just hope they have major issues with it and have to drop a ton of money into the place. That's all I can do. Is that evil?
We are looking at more houses tomorrow; hopefully it will be a successful day.
We went to Square One burgers today for lunch. It looked very nice (and yuppy), and the onion rings were pretty good. We went specifically so that Christen could have their "Kobe burger". He wasn't impressed (I thought it had a good flavor, but not $14 good, especially with no sides). I got the "Angus hot dog" (fancy $6.25 way of saying all-beef) and I wasn't impressed at all -- they served it on a hamburger bun!!! I know it's a burger place, but if you are going to put a hot dog on your menu, spring for the hot dog buns. Just a piece of advice. Do me a solid, you know?
So it was just alright, and I doubt we'll go back. If we do, I'm ordering the cheese fries because those looked tasty. And I'm not going to get my hopes up so much when I read a review from the Trib, because they must have gotten better service than I did. I bet they may have even gotten their plain hot dog right on the first try.
2 comments:
bummer about the house...I already had plans to watch Spencer for you this summer and everything. Damn those people who STOLE your home!! It's thievery, I tell you!
I'm so sorry about the house!
And I know what you mean about "meant to be." I think it's more of a way to dismiss disappointment. More of, "It wasn't going to happen so I'll just have to get over it," but it's difficult to just dismiss something big.
And who pays all cash for a house? Geez! I can't imagine being able to do that... OK, maybe when I'm retired and I've paid off my house and I am downsizing or something like that.
Ugh!
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