[threadbear]

Hubbert--You come across like a very short man.

[hubbertspeak7777777]

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('threadbear', 'H')ubbert--You come across like a very short man.

[threadbear]

I could NEVER date a guy under 5'10. Stumpy little fingers, short necks, shorter little bodies, bad smell. Beady eyes, drag their knuckles, belch a lot, due to shortened digestive tract. Can be used as flotation devices, if lightweight. If not, make good door stops.

[Lumpy]

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('hubbertspeak7777777', '')$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('threadbear', 'H')ubbert--You come across like a very short man.

[lateStarter]

On a positive note (+), I would like to mention that my wife and I actually talk about 'things' more than we used to. We don't always agree, but at least the disconnect from the previous reality has forced the discussion about what happens next.

I think in that context, the approaching hard-times, will force most of us to begin living the 'real' life. Whatever that may be, I'm pretty sure that it will not resemble what people do today. For some, it will be re-invigorating; for most others, it will suck big time.

[hubbertspeak7777777]

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('threadbear', 'I') could NEVER date a guy under 5'10. Stumpy little fingers, short necks, shorter little bodies, bad smell. Beady eyes, drag their knuckles, belch a lot, due to shortened digestive tract. Can be used as flotation devices, if lightweight. If not, make good door stops.

[hope_full]

I'm married to a wonderful man who makes a good wage ($100,000+) and I have a small part time job. We live below our means and have no debt (other than home mortgage) and save as much money as possible. Our home will be paid off in about four years (or less). I love my husband and he's a good man, but he can't bear to hear about "peak oil" because he says, "it's so depressing."

Here's my question:

We are in a good area that is less than five blocks from a BAD neighborhood and we live in an early 1900s home. We're near hubby's work (less than four miles) and within walking distance of stores, shops, medical care, etc. This community was built in the early 1900s and was specifically designed for walkers.

Because of my husband's job, we're not able to move too far from here and he'd never think about selling our home. It's a beautiful home and it suits our needs and like most old houses, it's thoughtfully designed to be warm in the winter and cool in the summer.

I've read different reports and some say you're better off in a community than out in the wilderness. I'd love to hear others' opinions and I'd also like to hear from people who are married to someone who isn't aligned with them on this peak oil thing.

HF

[skyemoor]

Welcome, hope_full.

There are existing threads that may answer most of your questions; our policy here is to have people look for similar threads to avoid covering the same ground hundreds of times. At the top of this forum thread list, you will see a thread called "Planning Topic Index". Please look there first before starting new threads.

Location;
http://www.peakoil.com/fortopic1410.html
http://www.peakoil.com/fortopic23451.html
http://www.peakoil.com/fortopic14974.html
http://www.peakoil.com/fortopic3829.html


Marital relations;
http://peakoil.com/fortopic34797.html
http://peakoil.com/fortopic36440.html