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underpants

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4. I've never had a door to a kitchen I don't think.

Reply to Xavier Breath (Reply #3)

Sat Jan 3, 2026, 07:54 PM

Jan 2026

I’ve moved 18 times not including going to college and 6,000 miles away in the Army.

In The Fan (Richmond) I’ve had kitchens that are closet sized AND had a couple places without a closet (wardrobes).

When we walked into this house 2019 I hit the room I’m in now. Kitchen to the left - nook - den TV room to the right. A “great room” set up but my wife and I grew up in with our families. Chili going…football on. I like it.

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