*sigh*

I'm going to take a bloggin' break for a while (I have been unofficially for about a week) and I will leave you with this:

A friend of my mom's posted this..I think it was somehow related to the election and John McCain has 7 houses or something stupid but the question was, "If you could own 7 houses where would they be?"

First...Right here. All alone.

Second...

I don't really like big houses but if I could pick one of them to be extra large it would be a cabin. A cabin with a creek just deep enough for sitting in a lawn chair in the middle, lots of hiking nearby, lots of snow in the winter and a mess-o-bedrooms with a bunch of bunk beds and a loooong dining table with 20 chairs, a huge kitchen for some group cooking/eating, a fire pit outside, a huge fireplace inside (damn efficiency, I want real wood and flames) a closet full of board games, a heated porch to hang your cold snowy clothes, a meadow that has wildflowers in the spring and maybe even a little garden (all practicality of upkeep aside).

Third...

Doesn't it just look FUN!?

I checked out a tree house in Mexico and it was so cool! The problem was that these houses were built in trees because of seasonal flooding. Not so much fun.

Fourth...

I would love a big 'ol creaky farmhouse that is maybe even a little creepy. It would need a barn for sure, with a hay loft, and a huge flower garden, a short fence covered in some kind of flowery vine, grass, trees maybe some chickens.

Fifth...

Pacific Heights neighborhood in San Francisco but only on a beautiful day with a little breeze, a lot of sunshine and a view across the bay as far as you can see. That was a perfect, perfect day that makes me hold a special little place for that neighborhood. Not to mention that it's full of beautiful houses!

Sixth...

and Seventh...

The most realistic and the one I want the very most...

A perfect craftsman bungalow in my very own hometown.

2 bedrooms, one bathroom, garage in the alley, front porch, wood floors, plenty of windows, small yard, walking distance to school. A girl can dream, right?