I just heard a radio ad for a service to get rid of your timeshare. Nowadays, it seems like an old cliché that these are fun but ultimately bad investments (or outright scams). What do you think is the 2026 equivalent of a timeshare?
"The number of millennial households that own their homes in the Philadelphia area almost doubled between 2018 and 2023, outpacing the generation’s homeownership growth in every other major metropolitan area in the Northeast, according to an analysis by RentCafe.
In that five-year period, homeownership among Philadelphia-area millennial households jumped roughly 92%, from about 201,000 to about 386,000, according to the nationwide apartment search website.
That’s higher growth than the 74% increase nationally."
>!To Gasher and the Tick-Tock Man too, I guess.!<
My husband makes fun of me for being a "big dipper" so I'm leaning into it. What are your favorite condiments in Philly? Mine is probably the bourbon mayo from Monk's.
This is my first time reading The Dark Tower and I didn’t realize how Book II starts. 🦞Let’s just say I stayed out of the water today. 😅
I'm visiting for the weekend and would love to find a gallery with affordable (options under $1,000) works by local artists. Something akin to this gallery in Los Angeles: https://www.artspacewarehouse.com/