Another April contract, July closing

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8 Pinecrest Road, Riverside, listed at $3.195 million, sold for $3.150. Back when it first hit the market I predicted that it would sell immediately, because Pinecrest is a nifty little street, convenient to everything (well, everything in Riverside and Old Greenwich), so I was surprised when it lingered on the market for over a month. But all worked out in the end: the sellers got a good price, and the buyers now have a good house.

The gaslighting continues, and those doing it have no shame

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NPR: Protests in D.C. Were 'Largely Peaceful'

David Strom:

The gaslighting on everything has gotten so brazen that leftists and media figures don't even bother to pay attention to reality, no less describe it accurately. They pick a narrative and go with it in the belief that with enough repetition and censorship, they can convince large swathes of the public to believe that the sky is green, that Kamala Harris is smart, competent, and likable, and that Joe Biden is George Washington. 

George F'ing Washington!

Murphy's Law

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Unlike his party’s presidential nominee who had her own speaking engagement at a sorority, CT Senator Murphy did show up to hear Netanyahu’s address to the joint session of Congress yesterday, and was properly outraged by what he heard:

Here’s who Murphy and his party support:

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