Does your friend have a name?

Jealous!!

Yeah. Alex isn’t my favorite for sure. I’m sick of it. But all my friends like it over colettis. I prefer miccucis in Portland if I’m gonna get pizza.

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I think it's because so many delude themselves into thinking either it's their fault oh well or they believe in this magical voluntarily homeless person who's out there having a good life.

Whiskey Jack!

Gray Jays are renowned for being super interactive and friendly with humans. This is so cool.

> Found throughout Canada, the bird is popularly known by several colloquial names. One is "whisky jack", a variation on the name of Wisakedjak, a benevolent trickster and cultural hero in Cree, Algonquin, and Menominee mythologies. Alternate spellings for this name include wesakechak, wiskedjak, whiskachon, and wisakadjak. The Tlingit people of northwestern North America know it as kooyéix or taatl'eeshdéi, "camp robber". According to the Mi'kmaq of Nova Scotia, each of the seven stars of the Big Dipper depicted a different bird; the star Eta Ursae Majoris in the night sky was a Canada jay, Mikjaqoqwej. In anishinaabemowin, or the Ojibwe language, the bird is known as gwiingwiishi."... the whisky jack is revered by indigenous peoples as an omen of good fortune and a warning of danger. Niigaanwewidam Sinclair, an associate professor and acting head of the department of native studies at the University of Manitoba, explained why the mischievous yet wise grey jay is important to the Anishinaabe people. "To my people, the Anishinaabe, she is Gwiingwiishi", Sinclair said in a post published by Canadian Geographic magazine. "Gwiingwiishi is a great, wise teacher, and there is an old story that tells of her abilities to give gifts...

A time share is a bit different than friends/relatives buying property together.

Pull yourself up by your own bootstraps. I shall not do it for you.

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And pay NH property taxes (which are outrageous) on a property only used a few weeks a year? Lol NOPE

Just tried Portland pie for the first time. I was surprised with how not-so-good their pizza was. Such a gorgeous location, it made me wonder how they stay in business unless maybe some folks actually like it?

Their wings are crispy and delicious too.

Hmm. Last time I had colettis it was typical pizza. Been eating Alex since I was a kid. Maybe I’ll have to retry colettis.

New Hampshire

Why?

Enlighten me.

And their apartment tenants from what I’ve heard.

It's funny how you have to trash one place before you are able to mention someplace that you think is better.

The hotels are already built and you don’t have to find a hoard of skilled workers in a labor shortage.

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A simpleton's view of stock ownership to be sure.

That's really great , thanks !