I couldn't actually live in it permanently even if I wanted to - the lease allows only 90 days' occupation a year - but it strikes me as the perfect place to find out what this off-grid life means.
The Obama administration's mortgage relief program, originally intended to shield three million households from foreclosure, now looks as if it will permanently help as few as one-sixth of that number.
If it was permanently breached, Portland, Weymouth and all points east would be at threat from the huge waves that roll in from the Atlantic at times like this.
"If the spending is one-off, it won't matter, but if it is permanently higher it will mean either expenditure cuts elsewhere or higher taxes".Probably the biggest worry for Mr Brown is whether the overall defence budget may now need to increase.
And a special mention must go to pink fir apple, that curious, long, knobbly potato – it may look as if it's permanently auditioning for the comedy vegetable slot on That's Life!, but it also has a superb flavour and a waxy, smooth texture.
"[The] election saw the emergence of a much different demographic profile that, if it continues, permanently changes assumptions about our politics.
If it is permanently connected to power, shut off the breaker.
So I was fairly OMG – me? – because what an incredible honour when she could easily have asked Stella or Alexa, and Anna said I held the used tissue better than anyone, even Mario Testino, and he has this legendary collection which he is going to donate to MoMA apparently, if they promise to keep it permanently on show.
He added: If we need to stop it permanently, we build the wall, and I think it would be not an inexpensive way to do it".
It is possible, I suppose, that Penn State could one day be a football powerhouse again, but if it wound up permanently diminished like S.M.U., that would be O.K.
