You are doing yourself a disservice if you refuse to ride in or drive a Corvette, Saturn Skye, or Pontiac Solstice.
Your DREAM Home Has...
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You are doing yourself a disservice if you refuse to ride in or drive a Corvette, Saturn Skye, or Pontiac Solstice.
And it wasn't me driving.No worries.I've left plenty of foreign cars fading in my rearview mirror on that road.
I've ridden in them. Driven Corvettes. Just don't like them as well as Mazdas and Porsches. JMO.
A good sized library is a must. It should be situatuated in a better climate than here but still be sweden ... (I know its impossible but its a dreamhouse) The wraparound porch sounds nice. A good study room. Some space for inviting and housing guests. And, if allowed, someone to come in a couple of times a week to keep everything tidy. A bathroom with a nice tub, not pool a garage to be used as a storage place since i dont drive. A really cozy bedroom.
Stay strong, Danie! Am i to understand that you are a Ferrari and Lamborghini woman?
You have me figured out, Kurben!
Shows you have great good sense, i think.
Dana & Kurben battle it out against Grandpa & swiftdog2.0 !!!!!!!!!
Well, if it's a battle with dream cars, I get that Acura!
My tastes are wide-ranging, that's all, and my current car is a joy. 171,000 miles, and all but one or two hundred are mine, and this poorly engineered American car is still running like new.
(Disclaimer: The Saturn has an Ecotec engine which was a multinational engineering effort in which Saab and Opel were two of the partners. So it's got some Sweden pedigree, Kurben.)
I had many dreams about my future home.
At first, it should use a green energy: solar panels on the roof, a wind-driven generator outside. It should be so much autonomous as it possible. That is why i'd make a water borehole as well.
We have a cold winter and moist autumn, thus it's necessary to build a reliable heating system. I'd rather choose gas heater, it's able to warm both radiators and water for other purposes. For that reason i'd install a oil gas tank.
There are some of my ideas about survivalist home
At first, it should use a green energy: solar panels on the roof, a wind-driven generator outside. It should be so much autonomous as it possible. That is why i'd make a water borehole as well.
We have a cold winter and moist autumn, thus it's necessary to build a reliable heating system. I'd rather choose gas heater, it's able to warm both radiators and water for other purposes. For that reason i'd install a oil gas tank.
There are some of my ideas about survivalist home
Wall-to-wall shelves and display cases for my books and collections and still plenty of room to hang photographs and other art!
My dream home would need to have extensive libraries for both books and music, plus a librarian in each room to keep things orderly.
Might I suggest Parker Posey’s party girl, Mary the librarian and Evie from The Mummy.
Well, I'll have you know that my '60 Corvair was a chick magnet. Of course it was the hippie era when odd was in. And their judgements could have been slightly impaired at times.
I know that it sounds lavish but I would like a swimming pool, a tennis court, a basketball court, a library and a video arcade room (full of arcade machines). I would also love to have a dog or a cat living there with me (hadn't had either as pets yet).
