15-03-2013, 02:16 PM
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Re: Community living
Originally Posted by Pats CG
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Hey Bags - after a lot of your posts there is an 0......Whats that about gal - a little trait of yours - just curious..
15-03-2013, 02:47 PM
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Re: Community living
Originally Posted by Pats CG
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Ah....heres one from me...
Here - I dont get this french lark with you Bags - I mean the french language - its all 'greek' to me..
I use to to make my smileys many years ago when using a typing machine In fact I think I probally invented them...
long before computers
15-03-2013, 07:31 PM
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Re: Community living
I like the idea of a family community myself, especially a group of small homes together. Right now we are 3 generations in a 4 bedroom house: me, my daughter and her husband, and my 2 yr old grandson. It's fine so far (I moved here Dec. 1), but if it could be managed some day, I would prefer a granny flat separate from the main house.15-03-2013, 07:51 PM
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Re: Community living
My maternal Grandma used to live with us, when I was a child, but the house was large enough for her to have her own apartment, which included a kitchen. I loved her to pieces and would seek sanctuary when I was in the deep proverbial, which was more often than not! She didn't get on with my father, although they sometimes were in agreement about my mother's failings!I don't think it wise for grandparents to be in such close proximity at it can lead to strife.
15-03-2013, 08:18 PM
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Re: Community living
Originally Posted by Willow
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My maternal Grandma used to live with us, when I was a child, but the house was large enough for her to have her own apartment, which included a kitchen. I loved her to pieces and would seek sanctuary when I was in the deep proverbial, which was more often than not! She didn't get on with my father, although they sometimes were in agreement about my mother's failings!I don't think it wise for grandparents to be in such close proximity at it can lead to strife.
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