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Nah same level - but i didnt have an office before - now i do - i share it with Kristen but she's cool - she's like me - when she's at work she's quiet and minds her own business ..... not like the other bitchy chicks over the East side. Im now West side ....*insert yo nigga here*

Final inspection on new house eh? must be so excited!!! No going back once you've entered the land of responsibility :P

yeah, it hit home last night when I started dreaming about painting stuff and planting stuff.... didnt sleep much after that.

Ive decided that Im not ageing prematurely. Im laying the base for a foundation of my future empire.

First you get the money,

then you get the power

then you get the Women,

but first you've gotta get the money.

oh and a cherry tomato tree .... see yeah you need fruit trees .... my grandma has a lot of fuit trees in her garden and it was always great to go over her house when your little cos the garden was a mean in itself. :P

around the back of belmont ..... i was driving through there the other day and theres some scummy bits of belmont but theres also some really nice parts! :P and its close to the city fairly close to home. Theres a part of Belmont called Flemington Downs near Belvedere St - i would buy near there.

My ultimate dream house suburb tho would be Floreat.

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