$1200 for plane tickets, $300 for a car, $100 for airport parking, $400 for dog sitter, $1000 for hotels, $200 for insurance, plus not even including any food or paid activities yet. And this is just 2 people for 1 week. Ugh.
Lowe's style selections hicktory oak medley laminate has apparently been discontinued and i need a box. anyone know where I can find one or find some sort of "matcher" replacement style? (kinda like how they change paint names but it's the same formula)
I almost never fly, so ignore my ignorance in this topic. I'm just trying to find out what the cost is if I book basic but then want to choose a seat before the flight but after booking. Google is no help - anywhere from $15 to $60 per segment. If it's $15, it's cheaper for me to do Basic and then buy a seat. But if it's $60, then it's cheaper to book Choice with seat selection. Help?!
Is there still so much stigma around manufactured homes that modular just seems to fall through the cracks? Trying to do research or find models near where I want to build and it's like either nothing exists, or everything comes up as manufactured homes.
I think this is a great way to help lower income people get housing vs. stick built but it's like I hit a brick wall (no pun intended) every time I try to find out what my options are.
Nurses, help me out. Every time I give myself my injection, I end up with a bruise. I'm not jabbing it into me, what am I doing wrong?
Has anyone done a modular home build? Would be in the Eugene area. Closest manufacturer I can find was about 2 hours north.
Anyone ever build a modular home? I'd love to pick your brain.