“Just a few feet more,” thought the Little Armchair, “and I’ll get to the truck. Then I’ll drive on out of here… So long, suckers!
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I hope the chair out front is wearing sunscreen…
It looks like the whole place is trying to hide with a vine and bush camouflage.
It is a double wide that can only squeeze in one bed and one bath??
It looks like the chair is either losing some of its seat stuffing or maybe it brought along a kitchen rag that also wanted to escape!
Ooh, now that there is the kinda place we’un’s here in the southern midwest play the Deliverance song to when we see it…
Actually, that chair isn’t making a break for it. I put it there. That’s my favorite spot to sit back, relax, read a book…you know how it is. Getting back to nature, the weeds, ants, ticks mosquitoes. Aw yeah, that’s some al fresco living!
*shudder*
who else is dying to know what the inside looks like. hahha
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And the little blue contraption hollered please Laz-e-boy take me too! I have no cushion against old age as you do, I don’t have as much drive as the truck but I don’t know what I am. I must go out into the world and make something of myself.
May I offer you a bulldozer or do you prefer TNT?
That home has probably only been on the market for a week.
Weeds grow fast in Washington. We still have no idea where one of our playhouses went and it was only left alone for a summer.
Yeah, part of me wants to see inside there…
$96K for basically a 2 acre plot… is that a good deal in WA? I wish we could get that here in SoCal