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Wow!

Juergen and I just spent 3 hours talking with an energy person about new windows, heaters and insulation for our house in Bad Schönborn. It’s going to cost us a small fortune to renovate this old villa! Then Juergen got a call from a real Estate agent. The professor wants to buy our house in Leimen. We gave him an offer. I'll be holding my breath until we get an answer. Never in my wildest dreams!!! That would be more then I had thought or hoped!

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Anonymous said…
All that stuff is expensive that's why we been doing it over an 8 year period of time. The windows we put in last summer, I could of bought a good used car.
4:54 PM
caring for the garden said…
Hope it works out far beyond any expectations. We will praying along those lines.
6:18 PM
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