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Anna Chaya Hoffman
We moved from a house to a condo thinking it's just 2 of us and we don't need so much room. Wrong. I miss having my own space where I can go to and hear only me and what I'm doing. My husband is amazing but he's loud 🙉
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Of course nothing is 100% but overall, yes!
ReplyWe have everything we need and we can live on just one level of the house which is important for us as retired.
ReplyWe downsized from a three-story home to a small condo. At this stage of our lives, we don't need the space we needed when we were raising children. Cooking for two doesn't require a kitchen that looks like it was meant for a restaurant. A living/dining room is sufficient for two.
ReplyI am warm and have loving people around me.
ReplyYes. We moved closer to family and into a community with a lot of ammenities.
ReplyBig home in the country, retired. Big garden. Lots of room for company. But wish it wasn't in Canada.
ReplyI live in my daughter's home with her boyfriend. He is a great roommate. We get along very well and I am really comfortable here!
ReplyLast year, we had a 3bdrm we grew out of. My son and my brother had their own rooms. I shared a room with my mother. Her new fiancé lived separately. And our belongings were overflowing. We finally found a 4bdrm. Her fiancé shares her room, I have my own. And we have more space for our stuff.
Replymoved into a retirement
Replyno mortgage
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