Nov. 9, 2009 - Move Up Home Buyers Tax Credit

Move Up Home Buyers Tax Credit  - "The Govt is trying to tell you  something... "

First Time Home Buyers Tax Credit is extended and there are changes.

Introduced last Friday and in effect now... the Move Up Buyer Tax Credit... or maybe it is  move sideways tax credit...  They are telling you to buy a house. 

A video from Tyler Osby in Des Moine Iowa....   

Sell your Central Ohio home and move up? Down?  Sideways?  Up to $6,500 tax credit for qualified buyers...

First time home buyers tax credit - up to $8,000  extended but there are changes

I'd love to hear from you if you have a comment on the topic. All comments are moderated so you will not see your comment immediately. Thanks. Copyright 2009 Discover Columbus and Maureen McCabe

Nov. 6, 2009 - Central Ohio - Move Up Buyers Tax Credit

Central Ohio - Move Up Buyers Tax Credit

The First Time Home Buyer Tax Credit was extended.

The bill passed the senate.

The bill  passed the house.

I recently  saw on Twitter that it has been signed by President Obama (don't believe everything you see on Twitter. )

It's the Home Buyer Tax Credit for the rest of you

Up to $6,500 for move up buyers. If you've lived in your home 5 of the past 8 years... 

I'm looking for something like this chart:

First Time Home Buyer Tax Credit   The table in this February 2009 chart was produced by the National Associaton of Realtors

The First Time Home Buyer Tax Credit is extended until April 30, 2010.

Central Ohio Home Buyer Tax Credit for the rest of you - what would you call it?

The Move Up Home  Buyer Tax Credit?

$6,500 Home Buyer Tax Credit?

Home Buyer Tax Credit

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I'd love to hear from you if you have a comment on the topic. All comments are moderated so you will not see your comment immediately. Thanks. Copyright 2009 Discover Columbus and Maureen McCabe

Nov. 1, 2009 - Central Ohio Thanksgiving - 2009

I wonder what Central Ohio restaurants are going to be open on Thanksgiving?  Now that Halloween is behind us, time to think about over the river and through the woods to grandmothers house we go... or if no grandmotherly soul is preparing a feast in 2009 with a place set for you... what restaurants are open?

There was a private comment here (did you know you can do that here?   You can. It's kind of like whispeing in my ear....)  about Thanksgiving 2009...  then I saw someone reading   Columbus Best Turkey Dinner?   from back in 2006.  Yes I can see when someone is reading I can NOT see who is reading... well to a certain extent I can...  but I can see when someone is on a post.  And if you leave a nasty comment with naughty words from your place of employment'sinternet account that shows up too... but that's another story. 

Happy Thanksgiving thoughts..  pumpkin pie... turkey.  At home or away...

Where would you look for which restaurants are  open on Thanksgiving?  I would look at the Columbus Dispatch website and the Experience Columbus website or blog?  I know for either Mother's Day or Easter they have done posts about what  is open or Tweeted links to something about what restaurants were open

I'd love to hear from you if you have a comment on the topic.  Thanks. Copyright 2008 Discover Columbus and Maureen McCabe

Oct. 31, 2009 - Columbus Halloween Haunts - a poll

What's your personal taste in Halloween haunts Columbus?  It's a poll.

The Columbus Dispatch had an article about the Haunted Hoochie a couple of weeks ago.  It seems part of the Haunted Hoochies scaryness is a simulated  suicide...  

Haunted Hoochie - Halloween attraction includes simulated suicide

The article is written by Rita Price.

I've never been to the Haunted Hoochie.  Geographic? It's way out there in Pataskala and I live and work in the Worthington area.  Or am I just too old?  I visited their website earlier this year and it warned it might not be suitable if you are too young or if you are too old.  

Is your taste in Halloween fun similar to your taste in scary movies?  Is the Scare-A-Torium in the Northland area scary?  Is the Scare- A-Torium more tame than the Haunted Hoochie? I meant to go.  Never made it.

In the Columbus Dispatch article about the Haunted Hoochie which has been around for years  Rita Price wrote:

"Industry representatives acknowledge that haunted houses outgrew Frankenstein and Dracula long ago. Like amusement parks and their roller-coaster wars, the big Halloween attractions try to one-up one another with increasingly realistic effects and costumes."

It's a poll, choose all that apply or other.  "The Other"  wasn't that a scary movie in the 70s? 

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