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My 2024 new years resolution is to be the kind of person who "eats the frog" which basically just means, no procrastinating the annoying "hard" tasks and just tackling things when they come up, and enjoying how peaceful it feels to not have things constantly looming over you and taking care of what needs to be taken care of.
Love that... Imma going to have to steal that saying...if u don't mind ..
@@suesuzzz1440 absolutelyyy, I heard it for the first time the other day and it just really stuck with me
LOVE this!
I might also be stealing this line!!! It made my day! Thank you!
I’m a realtor since 2005. There is no such thing as a perfect home w no problems. Even new builds have issues. As long as u keep everyone informed w the timeline u should b ok. They know that permits & contractors take time to line up & schedule. And no inspector finds everything that is wrong w a home. Welcome to home ownership. lol
How can you miss the electric panels!!
I do feel like the electric panels is a biggie, even though I do agree they don’t find everything.
I'm a homeowner, and I've certainly experienced some smaller things, like issues with my furnace and slightly more narrow pipes, but definitely nothing like this. An electric panel's location and type being against regulations (especially when the panel type is literally deadly) is an insane thing for an inspector to miss. It's acceptable for them to miss things that they aren't able to easily see, like with internal pipes and whatnot, but absolutely not such major, obvious issues. Remembering back to the previous owners insisting on a 10 day close, it makes me think it may have been an intentional omission through a bribe or something. There's a 0% chance that the previous owners didn't know all of this either if she's discovering it within just a few months of being there. If I were Michel, I'd be exploring a lawsuit
It depends on the insurance company & the building codes. Some r grandfathered in until the insurance company says they will drop unless updated to the new codes. I’m sure the previous owners knew they would have to replace eventually but their insurance let them get away with it. The inspector knows that not all homes r up to today’s building codes until they renovate or until ur insurance co says something.
I had to do the electrical panel AND the pipes in the whole house before I moved in to my house. Code changes are such a pain! But once it’s all done, you forget the headache it was. I love my house now.
Being a homeowner means being in a constant love hate relationship with your house. Grandpa built mine back in the 70s, so yeah.....the struggle is real. Some days it's my dream home and then, inevitably, something happens where I just want to take dynamite and blow it clean off the foundation. 😂
Same only my Grandpa built ours in 98. He did the plumbing and electrical himself. And although he didn’t do it bad, when we’ve had to change some things out or make updates, it’s like what the heck did he do this for?! Somethings we are grateful for.
So welcome to the world of home ownership. There's always something. Even with all the expenses that will always come up, over time it beats continuing to throw your money away on rent every month. And you're young enough that you will be able to go into retirement with no house payment.
You are not alone, Michel, owning a house is a huge commitment and responsibility, no wonder all these extra expenses are worrying you, just get it all done and then sit down t plan finances again and remember to always put money aside in a "house" sinking fund. Also don't feel like you need to make your house pretty all at once! It looks amazing already. xxm
My fiancé and I bought our first home December 2022, had the inspections and all the good things, moved in January 2023. We’re finding new things with the house all the time! From the foundation starting to settle too much, to baseboards not put on correctly. It’s all part of the homeowner game! The same thing happened to my sister with her new build home a few years ago. It’s a lot of time, work and money, but you got this girl!
We had our panel replaced and relocated too for the same reason! Luckily we didn’t have to rewire the entire house. I think houses will always feel like they’re a money pit just because there’s always things that need updated because so much code and things get updated over time/things just get old. In our first year in ours we had to replace the furnace, ac, roof, and replace/move the electrical panel on top of some other lower costs maintenance work. What helped me feel better was just reevaluating our budget and deciding to slow down on decorating to help cover the costs of the essentials. I would say don’t stress about it too much, it’s pretty normal for it to have unexpected costs especially in the first year or two of owning.
I feel for you on your house issues. I'm surprised your inspector didn't know some of this, and your realtor should have told you some of this stuff too. I know it's hard but try and not get to stressed over everything and make yourself sick. Everything is going to work out. Max looked so cute.
Yikes, sounds like inspector negligence and seller misrepresentations! Sorry to hear. But your home is a literal dream. It’ll all be worth it. One thing at a time.
As a new homeowner I can commiserate with you as the day we closed on our home the emergency utility guy, yeah our boiler went during closing!, said “Welcome to the HomeMoaner Club!!”
Finally bought my Seed subscription tonight! & I am SO excited to see what it does for me! Thanks Michel!
I feel you on the homeowner & money pit situation. We bought our first home only to learn the first day after signing all the paperwork making it official that the entire kitchen had to be demolished due to hidden rot & mold. Previous owners had covered up literal 3 inches of standing water in the bottom cabinets from the sink flooding. They hid it with fresh wood on top making it look like all was well & normal to the naked eye. The inspector even missed it. The only reason I questioned it was cause if these weird looking screws that didn’t match any other hardware. My FIL pulled the screws out then a horrible odor escaped from all the rotting moldy water. Then we pulled the carpet up as we were putting new flooring down only to find mold in all the bedroom closets from leaking showers. I honestly was traumatized by all of this. We didn’t & really don’t have extra money to be putting into additional things that’s why we bought a “ready to go” home or so we thought. I’m so very sorry the house is proving to be like this. You’ll get there eventually, but it’s stressful. I too am an autoimmune girly with heart failure. So I get how important reducing stress is & the affects it has on the body. 😅
Easier said than done, but sue them!
Absolutely! There are questions regarding those issues on a disclosure form that they should have checked correspondingly
Wow, I lived in a mold home before. The underside of the home was all white furry mold. The whole house would reek in the spring when it would bloom 😅. I only laugh now because at the time I was crying. A newborn and my dog was chewing herself to death and had to wear a cone that whole year.
😱Thats awful
Girl I woke up today with the same mantra as you do in this video 😅 I'm tired of letting things sit on my to-do list when they're all so simple and hardly take any time! Took this whole weekend to catch up on things and get life in order, and this video just gave me that final vote of confidence.
“I just want to host people, and give people gifts, and that can just be my happy little cabinet.” 🥰 I love that. It’s so you.
While we’re here, I should tell you that you have truly influenced me to do the same. I admire your generosity.
You should have the electrician change the heat lamp to a regular light when he changes the panel. It would be worth it and shouldn't cost too much extra. Maybe if you're lucky he'll just toss it in for free.
Michel's hair is so pretty in this video. I can't believe how long it is now. 🤩 Also, every home is a money pit! Home ownership is not always so much fun.
I love how productive you are! You are my productivity goals!
The aesthetic in your main bedroom when you filming in there is so pretty. I love the way it looks and all the colors.
Aw thank you!☺️
I know it feels stressful but that’s very common as a homeowner. It will all be ok and work out
Girl, I can so relate to your dream home being a money pit and breaking your heart! We live in a historic home and have gone through very similar things. But it’s okay, you guys can handle it, and it can still be your dream home just a bit higher maintenance than anticipated lol
Man, I can relate to the house issues. We bought a house back in July and ended up being without natural gas for 3 months. We have gas for hot water, stove, and our dryer. I brought up a concern about the smell of a gas leak and even still our inspector didn’t look into it properly and it was only after we closed that we called our local gas company about it and they said we had so many gas leaks along the existing line that it was unsafe and had to shut our gas off. We couldn’t get the gas line fixed until we had a new crawl space access dug out… such a long, drawn out, and stressful process. You are not alone! ❤
Home ownership doesn’t come without something needing attending to! Once it’s all done you will feel so much better! I can’t wait until this is all behind you! ❤️
Max’s groom looked nice! I’m sure he feels better now! Floof ball!
Your plant has a permanent home and the planter you picked for it is perfect Michel!
Happy Birthday to your buddy! They have a cute pooch!
Thanks for sharing! ❤️
Michel...suggestion for cards, gift bags, wrapping paper & party supplies. Dollar Tree has a really good selection & are less expensive than Target.
This was so right on time for me. I can relate I am in the same situation. Adulthood is hard!
So happy for you ! I loved the vlog .
I totally understand the whole house thing. Thankfully our inspector said that our breaker box needed replacing during our inspection of the pervious house we bought. It was the same situation as you are experiencing but since it was caught during inspection we had the owners fix it or we wouldn't buy the house. I hope all your issues get resolved easily. I feel like with each home buying experience we all learn something.
Lol, I've just bought a house last week and possession early Feb. Can't wait to see what surprises we're in store for especially with it being a house from the 60s 😂
Home inspectors are useless. They miss so much. We are taking a break from home ownership for awhile. Selling our house in early spring while prices are up, make a nice profit and rent a house until we decide what we want to do. Rent will be the same once we don’t have an H.O.A fee, home insurance, property taxes, home warranty etc. Maintenance and costs are just not worth it. Adds up.
Plus, if you want freedom to move, change jobs etc, having a home is such an anchor. That’s where renting is advantageous. You can get up and go anytime.
Everyone is different but for my husband and I with no kids, home ownership is not what we want at this point in our lives. Taking our equity and going to relax for a bit.
I love lovee your consistency with making vlogs!!!Keep going we love you Michel💗💗🥺🥺🥺
Thank you, thankful you’re here 🥰
You just did a body doubling video!!! I’ve recently been asking my friends to help me w tasks as a body double- it’s worked so well. Thank u thank u
I love these vlogs the most! Unless it’s a new build there is always something with homes. We bought a beautiful home then found the septic tank was busted so we spent $21000 getting it replaced because it was so old it couldn’t be repaired. However it’s our home & we know at the very least we won’t have septic issues for at least 20 years! Can’t wait to see Paris vlog ❤
New builds can sometimes be worse. My friend has a new home built and had nothing but issues and big ones.
@vickyb9918 I've heard the same. My best friend just bought a brand new home and I'm super worried for them and they don't have much left over for any repairs. They just don't build homes like they used to. They built their home so fast. It's crazy.
@@angelrebekah9153 true, for the most part, they seem to slap them up quickly.
Did you not have a home warranty? Did it not cover replacing the septic?
@@dhall75608 no didn’t cover. We just took the hit.
I wonder why your house inspector didnt point out the electrical panel issues?
We added a big porch on to our house a couple of years ago. We had to move our gas connection on the outside of the house. It was the original one and forty + years old. The contractor called the gas company and made the arrangements. They looked at it and practically came the next day to do it. Apparently it was so old and snow ( New Hampshire) had been damaging it and it was a real hazard. They had a team here in a couple of days and did it right away. They did not even charge us to do it like my contractor expected them too. Home ownership can be expensive.
I love when I see you've posted a video!
Bless your heart!
I love Seed as well. I bet Paris will look beautiful for the Holidays.
You've inspired me to just take a day to do all the crap I've been putting off in one go LOL!
I totally understand your homeowner frustrations. My husband and I bought our house in 2020 and there was SOO much the inspector didn't catch so there was SOO much we had to fix and homeowner's insurance didn't pay for ANYTHING. And on top of that we had other unexpected situations/expenses that came up too. The first year felt like one thing after another and we questioned whether we bought a lemon. But after putting in the money to take care of things and fix them the right way and make them better than before, it eventually got to a point where things slowed down and we finally got to enjoy our home and build up our savings again. Three years in and unexpected stuff still happens, but it's NOTHING like the first year where you're learning all the flaws and kinks of the home before you fix them.
I am so sorry you're going through this but hang in there!!! It will get better ❤
The home we had bought was also a money pit, also in CA. The previous owner was a younger single guy and apparently did not maintain the home. Our inspection also did not catch many things. We ended up deciding to sell our home because it was too much for us and not worth it. It was definitely a learning experience, and we are that much wiser when we buy again.
Yes! The tree looks perfect!! Ok, about the house, yes it sounds like a money pit but guess what? You guys will make all the corrections and be very proud of what you have, I'm so very sure it's stressful having to deal with the mess the other folks left behind and hid the fact about it but that's ok, you guys will get it straightened out! You've got this! Love you chic! And again as always, loved the vlog. Maxx looks adorable in his new cut❤
At first glance I thought your friend was playing that drum set with sage smudge sticks and I was like SOCAL 😎🤣🥰
Sorry about the house. That really really sucks!! It’s hard to know what to look for in inspection. We had a builder join our inspector and I’m really glad they did that.
I have really been enjoying your videos recently! You are just such a lovely person and bring a smile to my face 🙂
So happy for you as you will soon be entering this marriage. May God bless you both ♥️
Thank you so much🥹🤍
Hey Michel, I am excited for your trip to Paris. I hope you can relax and have some fun, and take it day be day with the home when you return home. Loves Girl!! ❤❤❤
This is so sweet, thank you so much🥰
Sorry about the issues you’re having don’t let it taint your home the fact is when you own you’re responsible for it all and some don’t keep up with that responsibility or don’t realise things are wrong and then you have to pick up the pieces homes always need maintenance so fix it now or later it’s still coming down the line. I get it would totally be better if some of it was further down the line but you’ll get there and once it’s done it’s either done for good(electrical box) or done for many years so you’ll be able to breath, and go back to regular maintenance. Hope you’re loving Paris ❤
Be careful leaving the house empty when you go on your honeymoon, either have someone stay or to check in quite a bit, I noticed in USA people go away and squatters move in and steal everything.or even have a timer for a table lamp. Good luck with your wedding, hope everything goes as planned
They have someone staying with the dog at the house 😊
The joy you bring with your videos is so loving, encouraging, uplifting, a big source of happiness and faith for me 🥹 I’m so thankful for YOU 🥰 You’re so fun and such a blessing to watch ✨ You’re the best inspirational human being I know 🤩 What did we do to deserve all this content?
Thank you Maria!!!🥹🫶
My first shower in my 1908 house, the pipe burst. Lucky, it was minor and I was able to get a good plumber! Hopefully the surprises slow down!
I purchased a home a little over a year ago, and we had so many things pop up that the inspection didn't show. It sucks BUT in the long run, it'll pay off.
Building strength is my goal for next year too!
🌟🎄 Happy 🎀 Holidays everyone🎄🌟
sending lots of love to paris! hope you have the best time :-)
Thank you🤍✨🇫🇷
I’ll be praying for you guys
A GSD vlog - love it!
I love your shoe organizer where did you get it
The house stuff is super annoying. I hope Jordy is helping you out with things - I feel like you’re prone to taking on the majority of this kind of admin stuff but no person can handle this alone. And all the calls/emails/appointments should be shared
When we bought our first house not a word was said about the electrical panel. When we sold 6 years later we were told it had to be replaced as that year panel could randomly start a fire! 🔥 Nice, would have been nice to know that as we brought our baby home to that house! 😡 Welcome to homeownership! 🤦🏻♀️
I saw all your pictures from your first full day in Paris!!!!!
Y’all are blessed beyond measure. Enjoy! 🇫🇷 🎄 ☕️
blessed? Its just Paris :D
@@lovelyisabelle2028 for her to be living her life to the fullest and being truly loved is truly blessed! 🙏🏻😌
@@lovelyisabelle2028to be able to travel and with the love of your life is a privilege and blessing. not everyone is able to..
Did she post them somewhere the public can see them?
LOVE YOU SO MUCH!😍
I have a ton of major issues with my new house too. The inspector had all good ratings (and was the most expensive of the ones affiliated with the realtor), but I have no idea how. There's a huge moldy hole in my living room wall and we can't use one of the bathrooms. The mold spread to my brand new carpet before we realized. There was also a huge flea problem in the basement (luckily it hasn't traveled up). The garage door had one thing broken, they fixed it and broke two other things on it. We had major electrical issues with the oven. I found so much mouse poop in cupboards and one of my kitchen drawers doesn't even have a track on one side. Those are most of the big things, but there's plenty more and some things they just said they would fix and never did. They also kept talking about a Ring as a major point and decided they wanted it instead. (He flipped the house and told us himself he was just "tired", and clearly just rushed toward the end)
Good mobile groomers are so hard to find no matter where you live. Glad you got one for Max and I hope he loves his groomer. I don't like dropping Snoopy off at a groomer and leaving him all day in a cage. Mobile is expensive, but the way to go. Also, thanks for the probiotics explanation. I'm thinking of trying these.
Why aren't you renting stuff for your wedding??
Maybe it is more expensive than to buy it by yourself? 🤔
I'm really sorry for your house issues. I've owned 5 different houses so I know. I'm in the autoimmune club(the club nobody wants to be in ) I don't stress anymore about anything, not worth it. I'm alot older than you, it took me forever to be this way. Just try to remember what stress does to your body.
You're definitely not alone. I've moved twice to an owned house. I feel like everybody has this in houses they just bought. 🙈
🌳 Styrofoam is an awesome “prop up” material for inside the bottom of planters! Love the new pot. Sorry to hear about the house frustrations! 🙁🙏🏼 (enjoying the Paris stories! Glad you’re away and experiencing that!)
Thank you!🫶
I would complain that who they used to inspect the house was terrible and they need to help pay for he didn’t find. It seems like fraud. You can get a list of houses he inspected and cross check his mistakes to show his incompetence !
All homes are money pits! Don’t feel bad. You still found a beautiful home!
One of the hardest parts of homeownership is buying anticipating cosmetic updates in the near future, then getting hit with expensive non cosmetic necessities (septic issues, electrical, roof, etc.). We’ve spent around $45,000 on new windows, roof, septic pump, and other plumbing fixes. The kitchen remodel and master bath remodel will have to wait a couple of years now.
Your ribbon basket made me so happy 🥰 what size is your grey sweater?
Also, sorry for the home issues, those are never fun. I’m sure it’ll work out! :)
Lol. I took my Seed when you mentioned it! Also, did you see the AMAZING White House Christmas video!! So wonderful to feature that skill/talent/art with the tap dancers snd music. I thought of you!
Yeah and the 🎄 fell all the way over to the ground with just a lil wind... First time in history this happened... Glad nobody was hurt...
@@suesuzzz1440 I am not aware nor did I see that. A great performance celebrating the art of tap and music
I love your vlogs, they make my day.
The Bob looked so fresh on you!
Hey friend ❤ yes I've been doing this in my life. I'm not making excuses for myself or others.
You should check to see if your inspector carried coverage for omissions and errors! We learned about this too late, but our inspector missed a crawl space with a foundation issue. Cost us thousands. My friend who is a realtor let me know about that issue after the fact. It may be covered!
Typical end of year grind
I finally ordered seed and started a few days ago and wow I’m impressed and already see it working. I’m not a fan of subscription services but this one I’m keeping.
I’m so glad 😊
Not me hearing michels Simplisafe door open alarm & freaking out because I’m home alone & thought someone was at my house 🤦🏼♀️😂
HAHA OH NO
I have a question..what was the highlighter that you put on your brow bone? It is so pretty!
This is something no one truly understands until they own their first home. Homeownership is hard and expensive most of the time! Our first home was much newer (under 10 years) and within 2 weeks of owning it, we had so many things fall apart because the previous owners never maintained things properly. Now our home we own was built in the 50s and we have different issues just from it being that old but the people who owned it took pride in it and really maintained things properly so its made the fixing of things easier. You will get it all fixed, and it will be stressful during, but once the big things are done, it will be easier. Just learn everything you should be doing to maintain things! I'm still finding things I had no idea I should be doing to maintain things! (Like how to properly maintain a garage door... that may or may not have almost fallen on me and hubby almost killing us...).
It feels stressful now. But it will all work out for the good. Just curious, can you sue the company that did the inspection on your home for not bringing these major things to your attention. Praying for quick resolutions to the issues. ❤️
Just think of it like making it well. It’s sick and needs a doctor/electrician. You will love it even more when it’s all done💜
I would make sure you are not double paying it as I had a friend who was doing this and the county never said anything to her but after paying it for a year both through her mortgage and separately directly from her to the county she mentioned it to her mom who worked in the insurance field who helped her request a refund of her double payments for the last year.
I follow two other CZcamsrs who bought homes, and originally planned simple renovations that were basically cosmetic/ decorative.
But they quickly discovered non stop expensive structural issues (like electrical or plumbing or septic tanks or mold) that had to be fixed asap. One in the UK and one in Ireland.
So at this point I just assume this is what buying a house is like (unless it’s a complete new build and 20 times the price).
So I promise you’re not alone. 😬🤷♀️❤️ If that helps? 😂
Its rough out here😂
This has nothing to do with your video BUT I just tried the Trader Joe's Empanadas de ropa vieja and I thought of you! They are surprisingly gluten free and incredible !! Must try!!
I understand your frustration with the house, but see it like that: you are in a financial position that allows you to have some room. It means you can further appreciate all the work you did in the past because that allows you to make your almost-perfect home perfect. It's like thinking "Thanks old Michel for leading me into this position".
👋 Michel, I saw on your IG STORY that you and Jordy are in Paris already. When do your parents and Jordy’s Parents arrive in Paris? How long are you guys staying in Paris and when are you arriving back to the states? Is Paris the only spot you will explore in 🇫🇷?
Good Night over there in Paris! 🌙 😴 💤 🛏 ✨
I was renting a place that had a box with obvious burn marks from a series of small fires that had started and put themselves out. An electrician said it should be replaced and he could do it for $100. It was t required per the code that existed when it was built but if there had been any remodeling then it would have had to be done legally but since no remodeling or additional building was happening it didn’t and so my landlord refused to replaced/fix something that was causing a serious danger to me and roommates. All the bedrooms were on the 3rs floor and my roommate was handicapped so I’m my opinion the landlords being unwilling to fix it for such a cheap cost was unacceptable and I gave my notice to vacate immediately and my roommates did within the same month also. The townhome was also built in a flood zone with high table water that only came up every 10-15 years with a very rare wet spring. The year I lived there it was very wet therefore the water that flooded that low area came through the basement and caused water damage up to almost the electrical outlets, yet another danger. They blamed us for the washing machine leaking. It was clear on the other side of the basement about 25-30 feet from the washer where it happened was in no way coming from the washer as I had complained about it leaking when I first moved in and 2 visits from the plumber completely missed the drain pipe was not set up correctly (each charging hundreds) so my step dad bought materials and fixed it for less than $20. (Plumbers son). So it had not leaked since that back flow pipe had been fixed. They blamed us for so many things and refused to fix dangers. The back deck was completely unusable because of rot and nails poking up out of the wood making it a mind field to walk through with more than not being an area you’d step on a nail that would go into the bottom of your foot. Anytime there was a problem she’d yell at me when I’d ask for something that should be fixed to be addressed. Oh and our oven did not heat evenly so cookies would come out burnt to a crisp in one corner and be raw on the other so you had to keep track of what you were baking and rotate it often. She also asked for my social security card which she did not need for our application and rental agreement and left it on her copier and when I realized with a new job a few months later I asked her if she could go through her home and look for it and possibly look in her copier or on the carpet at the table where we all sat and where I took it out of my wallet and she immediately started screaming at me stating I was accusing her of stealing it when all I asked was if she could look for it in her home because that is the only place I had been that had asked for it and the only place I took my card with me because she said she would need to see them and not one other instance until I got my new job did I need to get it out of my wallet nor was I asked for it so it had to have been left at her house either by her or had fallen out in her house. She was a nasty nasty person. I’d rather own than rent from anyone.
Does anyone know the song at the end? I NEED IT but can barely understand the lyrics and can’t find on google. Thanks!
[edit] I found it! "Postgrad Hymn" by Husbands
Unfortunately, homes are a constant investment. My daughters each have a home built in the 70’s. They are a constant upgrade. But your location is amazing as far as weather and proximity to the beach. CA is expensive but luckily you are in your own home and it will appreciate in value every year.
I’m guessing Oceanside doesn’t require a Certificate of Occupancy for sale of a home. So sorry you’re getting stuck with all these repairs.
Love this curtain
Welcome to home ownership, it will always, always be something!
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LOVE a productive vlog. Sidebar - I am DYING to know what the song is during the end montage scene. Can anyone help? I can’t stop thinking about it.
Postgrad hymn - husbands
I think I would find out a little more about who did your house inspection before you bought. He missed a lot of things.
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You do look gorgeous with a bob-ish hairstyle but I prefer the hairstyle you have now. They screamed Michel is a new women.
Yeah unfortunately that’s home ownership. Right after we bought our house there was a big rain and we had water dripping in 2 rooms and discovered paint coming off…the previous owner painted over water spots from a leaky roof to hide it. So we had to have the whole roof replaced on our dime when the inspector said it had another 15-20 years.
Oh no!! So frustrating🫠
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So your property taxes aren’t part of your mortgage payment? Most home loans roll your property taxes into the monthly payment. The county will send you a bill and show you what you owe but your lender should be saving a portion of your monthly mortgage payment aside in an “Escrow” account. In today it is extremely rare you would need to come up with this payment and pay it separately. Your lender should be paying it on your behalf quarterly out of your escrow.
Sounds very frustrating with a house you just moved into. Glad max has a new vet and groomer
I’m late to the party. Is she moving to Oceanside? For some reason I thought they were staying in Texas and sharing a house with her parents. I can’t keep up. Lol
Hi - Yes! They bought a house several months ago in Oceanside 🏖️ ... 🥰
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@@loraleepooley3669 Absolutely, I'm often not always "current" with certain content creators / influencers on CZcams - so it helps when we can keep one another up-to-date. Happy Holidays 🎄 ❄️ 🧑🎄 to you too ... 🥰
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