Break the Bank (6/365)Wheat Penny...worth at least 3 cents! http://coins.about.com/library/coin_values/bl_wheat_cents.htm Good eye! I snagged that one and set it aside. :) 
Inspired by my housing search. Those who follow me on Twitter might remember me sulking about how much cheaper it would be to live in Richmond. Now there's a blog post to go with it. Bottom line: D.C. living is expensive.
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A... a lot? You have a yard? Tell me...
what's it like to own a tiny slice of nature?
I dream about it sometimes.
Have you been happy with the tradeoff?
Well, I'm like the world's laziest
landscaper so I'm not sure! But we have a row
of really old pine trees taller than our
house, which was built in 1937, and I
absolutely adore them and look at them from
my home office window daily. Fell in love
with this house the moment I walked inside,
too. I think there are swankier, more
happening places to live for sure, but for
where we're at, being able to have a low
mortgage in a place with great schools was a
priority. We didn't want to be poor because
of a house payment since we were already
student-loan poor lol.
Finding location...
Frageelay
says:
This is why we're out in the boonies; 4 bedroom house on a huge lot in a great little town. But we can have Chicago any time we want it.
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