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Over the last couple of months, people have been asking me, "what'll happen to the blog if you sell the Devil Queen?"
This question always makes me think of a scene in Pulp Fiction where Vincent asks Jules what he'll do once he quits.
Jules: I'll just walk the earth.
Vincent: What'cha mean walk the earth?
Jules: You know, walk the earth, meet people... get into adventures. Like Caine from "Kung Fu."
I love the idea of this. However, the truth is probably something closer to the Lorax.
Over the last couple of years, I've apparently become a go-to person for information on house moving and cautionary tales of woe. If nothing else, drop a coin in the bucket and see what kind of story gets whispered down the tube to you.
This question always makes me think of a scene in Pulp Fiction where Vincent asks Jules what he'll do once he quits.
Jules: I'll just walk the earth.
Vincent: What'cha mean walk the earth?
Jules: You know, walk the earth, meet people... get into adventures. Like Caine from "Kung Fu."
I love the idea of this. However, the truth is probably something closer to the Lorax.
Over the last couple of years, I've apparently become a go-to person for information on house moving and cautionary tales of woe. If nothing else, drop a coin in the bucket and see what kind of story gets whispered down the tube to you.
Really though, the posts may not be as frequent, but there is still plenty of material to work with relating to the Devil Queen in particular (a prequel of sorts) and old homes in general.
Labels: death by house, house moving, woe
6 Comments:
Due to high recession in all countries, the market for real estates have been declined, Definitely in future the market will reach to maximum of peak level, Where again the Marketers would be the kings.It happens Wait and see.
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Death by house as a tag is as telling as it gets. It's definitelytime to pass it on. If I let my husband, he would probably sell Peacock Pavilions, too. He's had it with our endless building/financing woes in Marrakech. But I'm still hanging on!
Maryam, I certainly understand that impulse. Perhaps I'm mistaken, but you all seem to be so close to getting Peacock Pavilions up and running. Once it is and folks start booking rooms, that would have to go a long way to solving the financial woes, no? In any case, best of luck.
Sure would like to hear an update!
Tarr
I liked blog, Keep it up!
We should wait till get over recession from global market.
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