Do you ever wonder what it is like...

MY HUSBAND AND I STARTED OUT IN A TINY MOBILE HOME WHEN FIRST MARRIED IN THE 60S. WE HAD LITTLE MONEY. WENT FROM THAT TO AN APARTMENT AFTER MOVING TO ANOTHER STATE. APARTMENT TO OUR FIRST LITTLE HOME, A TINY 3 BEDROOM. FROM THERE TO A LARGER RANCH WITH 4 BEDROOMS AND TO OUR PRESENT HOME WHICH IS A 4000 SQ. FT 4 BEDROOM 5 BATH ONE STORY RANCH. WE ARE VERY COMFORTABLE HOWEVER..............OUR FONDEST MEMORIES ARE OF OUR TINY LITTLE MOBILE HOME THAT WE STARTED OUT IN !

I'd like to live in a home with lots of acreage. I'd like to raise horses and farm animals.

I've lived in many suburban apartments. I think they are usually called garden apartments to differentiate them from high-rise apartment buildings. These days, I live in a two-story, reverse plan single family residence. I think someday I'd like to live in a tiny Parisian apartment or an urban high-rise condo in Seattle, San Francisco or Vancouver.

On 8/27/2014 brewhaha said:

I'd like to live in a home with lots of acreage. I'd like to raise horses and farm animals.

I hope someday you will get to live your dream. It is a wonderful life.

I've always lived in older homes with lots of detail, wood floors, etc. I'd like to live in a brand new, modern home if we ever move again.

I have lived in my childhood home, then a couple of apartments in the burbs, now my townhome in a little neighborhood. My wish would be a country home on a little property. A little out of town, but close enough i could be in town in a few minutes

We have always lived in a ranch home. I have broken both legs 42 yrs. apart so I know how hard it is to climb stairs. In our nearest city there are only 2 high rise business'. I have always worked in a 1 story business. Most houses around here have basement because of tornados.

1st home: Trailor on the edge of town in a trailor court.

2nd home in town: 2 bedroom tiny house on one floor an attic and an unfinished basement. The laundry was in the basement, UGH!

3rd home in town: 3 bedroom two story house, but it was small.

4th home in town: Ranch 3 bedroom with a basement. Laundry on the main floor thankfully.

5th home edge of town: Large tri-level with a basement, so it was actually 4 levels. Bedrooms on top, laundry in the basement. What were they thinking when they built that house? What were we thinking for buying it?

5th and present home in the country: 3 bedroom larger earth contact home with gobs of windows. Love it where I'm at for now. It's all on one floor, but we have 3 acres and it is a lot of upkeep to think about in the future.

On 8/27/2014 brewhaha said:

I'd like to live in a home with lots of acreage. I'd like to raise horses and farm animals.

Same here...

A log cabin or an old farm house...

The main reason to have a large acreage is to have NO NEIGHBORS! NONE, NADA, ZILCH!

And then of coarse, to have animals...ducks, chickens, goats, and a couple of cats and dogs.