Josh, I dined in, there was a chef who prepped me an organic veggie curry on brown rice, someone clearly was listening to my wish list, next time I will make more time to stay, probably mid-October, keep you posted here…although someone mentioned a famous SF Chinese restaurant that I may want to try next time – forget the name – house of blah blah : ) or something.like.that.

Katey, omega-3′s have been chatted about here many times, eat your salmon, sardines and cold-water fish and take a O3 tab if you dislike fish. Calcium is important but take your vitey D with it (sun and a D3 tab) and CoQ10 is another biggie…I can go on and will soon…

I am playing Auntie ZL today and this boy is now 4 mos old and has my heart for good : ) I’m in love, sigh…he says eh eh eh everytime I break eye contact or put him down, he’s getting spoiled over here.

A pal texted me today to say she was sick in bed but Dr Oz was talking about vaginas and aging – she said you need to do a talk show bc there are a lot of women out there who only think the hole is for a man’s penis, let alone where their clit and g spots are located – I told her my vag is working better than ever and I love how a woman is always ‘aging’ and older men with their not-so-good-lookin’ and shriveling penises are what, distinguished(?), harumph, I don thin so. I mean, grey hair is ok and sometimes distinguished looking but don’t even start comparing freaking aging sex parts now, hahaha…they’re definitely fuckin’ wit da wrong chicka on that topic, hahaha…

Back to my baby : ) Luv, Zen Lill

Leslie F. Jones
Esslinger Wooten Maxwell, Inc.

In the last few years, many hotels have sold some of their rooms and suites as condos, usually with small kitchens installed.

These can be great residences if you enjoy living in a hotel. Prices are often low, but fees are typically high — perhaps more than $2,000 a month at hotels where condos include daily maid service and other hotel amenities. A relatively small number of hotels will let you opt out of these amenities.

Examples: In Miami, prices run the gamut — from one-room studios for $100,000 to three-bedroom penthouses for more than $1 million.

Problem: Many lenders aren’t experienced in hotel condos and won’t finance them. That can make them difficult to buy as well as resell. Hotel condos also have a history of not rising in value (in up markets) as quickly as other types of condos.

Protection: Be aware of the limitations before you shop for a hotel condo. If you find one that you like, retain a real estate agent who’s knowledgeable in the local hotel condo market.

Ask the agent to look into the financial stability of the hotel itself and to give you a professional opinion on how much the condo is likely to be worth in three to five years. With that information, you can make a more informed choice between a hotel condo and other properties on the market.

Bottom Line/Retirement interviewed Leslie F. Jones, a Realtor at Esslinger Wooten Maxwell, Inc., a leading residential real estate firm in Miami, Florida, http://www.lesliejonesrealtor.com. She is a member of the Chairman’s Club, an organization whose membership is limited to the top 2% of Realtors nationwide.

Shame on you. You were in our city and you didn’t bother to tell us where you would be dinning or partying.

Where’s your compassion. Men want to appreciate the resident beauty of this blog.

Josh

Mona

Reba