B
Well I hadn't thought about it in that sense, of the high roofs. We have cathedral ceilings in, uh, two rooms. In the, uh, family room and in the master bedroom and those are, are pleasant.
A
Yeah. Well it's like when my son goes up into the, up into the furnace area over the garage.
B
Yeah.
A
He can walk and he's six foot. And he says, oh, come on up mom. I'm not going up there.
B
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A
I'm not going up there, but he says there's plenty of room up there for a room. So that means if I knock out the wall in my family room, I could make another room overlooking my family room from upstairs with no problem. But, um, I'm not that ambitious. I tol-, maybe someday when I feel really ambitious and an-, get angry I'll start poking holes up there, but until that time. But, uh, I've noticed the houses around here are basically, it's one story and they're all basically two, uh, bath, two, uh, with three bedrooms. And we're ninety, I would say about, oh, about ninety-five percent, no I guess may-, probably a hundred percent of them all are mostly brick, uh, with some wood.