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i recently attended a bbq on a houseboat. all were invited to arrive in time for the sunset.
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i'm not sure when it was built, but its occupant's father purchased the thing in the 70s for something outlandish, like what some of us pay for a few month's rent today. i'm glad it has remained in their family. it ain't old like east-coast old, but it's northwest appeal is distinct, that's for sure.
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i'd love to live on a houseboat. i could just motor off to my next port instead of paying rent.
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