101 Ways to Love the Rest of Your Life

With a headline like that, you’re expecting some dieting tips a la Dr. Mehmet Oz, right? Nope. What inspired this post were two things.
First, this morning, we took a walk along the beach and I found myself wondering who lives in these sprawling homes so precariously perched along the water as if challenging the next [...]
Posted: May 13th, 2010 under Housing and Relocation, Really Useful Tools.
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Is assisted living, or its even less appealing twin, housing for the elderly once known as the nursing home, in your future? I am amazed at how many people, even those who seem to be doing everything to stay healthy and engaged in life, see this as inevitable. It is as if they have absorbed the rhetoric of [...]
Posted: November 5th, 2009 under Generations, Housing and Relocation, personal finance.
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There have been reports that the migration of older adults to Florida has slowed, in fact, it may be starting to reverse itself. As an older adult resident of the state since 2003, I have an idea why this could be happening: we have to drive a car just about everywhere. For most families, two [...]
Posted: September 26th, 2009 under Housing and Relocation.
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About half of our friends still split their year between Florida and some other location, but we’ve dropped dual residency and I feel all the better for it. When you turn the key in the lock of a home in South Florida, it is always with the slight trepidation that the hurricane shutters you [...]
Posted: August 31st, 2009 under Generations, Housing and Relocation.
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This is probably not the best time to bring up home values since many of us have seen the valuation of our homes drop significantly over the last year or so. This is all the more painful if we’ve come to think of our homes more as nest egg than as nest. But since the [...]
Posted: October 7th, 2008 under Housing and Relocation, personal finance.
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