This occurred from 1908-1940 and up until 1942 through local sales offices. The larger homes were roughly $3600-$4600 and if you purchased one after 1911, you could finance it for 5 years with only 25% down w/ interest rates as little as 6%. This would increase to 7% if you chose the 15 year “mortgage” instead. Additionally, they did not factor in race, ethnicity, gender or even finances to obtain these homes.
It is estimated that 71% of these homes are still standing in good condition today. If we could have a program like this today, these homes would only cost us roughly $32,000.
Throwback to the time I was shooting the sun and a plane flew perfectly through it, and a bunch of smart strangers figured out which flight it was and got me in touch with the pilot, who was thrilled 🥰
I like to do "ethical shoplifting" where I take things from the shelves of big supermarkets and place them in their food bank baskets at the end of the store. Technically not stealing as the items never leave the premises- just moving them really.
REAL TALK 2!! these are tanghulu, northern chinese candy traditionally made with hawthorns + associated w childhood nostalgia (meaning these are the spiderpeople we grew up with.)
it’s actually rlly sweet, i love seeing the thought put into these posters
"#AcrossTheSpiderVerse does not attempt to replicate the success of its predecessor. It aims to elevate, expand, and reinvent this franchise and the medium of animation in general."
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