“Buying a home is always an impulse buy. It's an impossible thing for your brain to absorb fully: to warp your whole emotional and financial life around the shape of this absurd physical thing, this new collection of problems and regrets, ants and undiscovered mold, bad drainage, and cracked foundations that will be your burden until you sell it or it kills you. A thirty-year mortgage is hilarious when you are young and you don't even remember what day it is; it's a grim thing when you are older and see that this debt is a bright, un-ignorable line from the now of your life to its addled decline.”
Quote by John Hodgman
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Vacationland: True Stories from Painful Beaches
This book delves into the intricate psychological and emotional aspects of travel, using real-life stories to examine the joy, sorrow, and introspection that often accompany time spent away from home. more
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