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I recently invested in a condominum in Brooklyn, NYC. The seller was a tall gentleman who showed me around prior to sale. I would say he was about 6'4. He installed some shelves and they were all very high, maybe at his eye level. Obviously, I feel uncomfortable with shelves being so high in my new apartment. I plan on removing the shelves, but replacing them much lower. I love his choice of shelves, they're just too high.
For those of you who install your own shelves and are short, how high do you have them in your home?
I drive an Infiniti G37 coupe. If I couldn't afford it, I'd go with the Honda Accord Coupe (White). The body isn't too big. It looks sporty, and the resale value will stay high for the life of the car as long as you are responsible and maintain it regularly.
I was a math wiz in High School and College. Made it all of the way to Differential Equations. Some people just aren't math people and excel more with literature based subjects that involve reading and writing. I think people lack the discipline to stay the course when it comes to arithemetics, especially with anything beyond Algebra and Geometry.
I was always small through elementary and middle school, but it didn't really hit me that I was short until after I graduated college and went into the real world. While I was small, I never thought of being short as having that much of an impact on my life. When I got into the dating market and started applying for employment, I notice that I always received apprehension, unease or lack of interest as a first impression with people. A few years of that and I put two and two together.
While I have prevailed, it took me until my mid 20s to understand that I was "short" and what it meant. How about all of you?