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I have a family of five and have 5 million to spend, what type of house/apartment would i have in NYC?

if you hear to me out, then get the out of here!i only want serious answers.i am considering moving from the burbs and into the city

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Yes, I've used glue and water to make papier macheHowever, you have to make sure there's enough glue in it, because otherwise your paper will peel- but not too much, or your paper might rip under the weightFrom the sources I've seen, flour and water seem to be the bestIf you are going to do glue, go 1-1 on the glue and waterI looked online, and it seems many people have different methodsI personally have used glue and water to make statuaries for a school play, so I know it can workJust make sure you glaze over the final product at least once or twice for a smooth finish.
Best bet is to network with colleagues on the jobPerhaps you might want to use Morgan Stanley relocation servicesBefore committing yourself to any one site, check out night life - many otherwise quiet neighborhoods suddenly become raucous clubbing districts after dark - until 4 in the a.mLook for conveniences like hardware stores, shoemakers, bookshops, movies, vetsMany otherwise laudable neighborhoods are short of these amenitiesStay away from dormitories - apartment houses catering to young singles - Schools and churches, family doctors, decent supermarkets, garage, parks and parking, police presence, firehouse, hospitals, bakers, butchers, diners/luncheonettes, fast food places, laundries, drycleaners, bodegas, delis, subway stops, of elevators in buildingbuilding staff, security, demographics - especially young families (who will be your children's friends?), local politicians for favors, paperwork, banks ATMs, celebrity presence (groupie/fan/paparazzis at all hours), intensity, profusion of graffitti, motorcycles, vitelloni (street corner louts), level/continuum of community activism (apathetic to zealous to frantic), local construction, tourist attractions (crowded sidewalks), sidewalk cafes (ditto)
Flour and water is a form of gluePeople used that mixture to glue papers together for hundreds of years, long before MrElmer invented his white stuff in a plastic bottleYou can use it if you want to, but it's totally unnecessaryI have a papier mache dragon egg sitting in my office right now that my daughter made when she was in fourth gradeShe's in college nowAnd we've never used glue in our papier mache.
We used to use starchGlue and flour and water works just as wellJust make sure you allow it to dry between layers otherwise you'll have a mold problem
You can use flour and water to make a glue-like paste for your paper-mache.

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