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Sen. Walter Sobchak Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Wed Aug-31-11 11:26 AM
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22. I am insisting that my parents move in to my house
Edited on Wed Aug-31-11 11:40 AM by Sen. Walter Sobchak
Their house is all stairs, you can't walk ten feet without going up or down a couple stairs, they can't get from their bed to the master bathroom without hitting stairs. In the dark that terrifies me.

I have never had trouble getting along with my parents, not as a teenager and not now.

Money doesn't come into it. I'm not broke and they sure as hell aren't.

My house was originally built with a recital room for piano lessons or something, it has an outside door and a private half-bath. I am going to turn it into an apartment for them and have an accessible bathroom added.
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