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If you are an empty nester, looking for a place to settle down now that your responsibilities are over, and you no longer need to be based where your work is, you should consider Rhode Island as a place of retirement. Rhode Island is in the New England region and is an ideal place for […]

What will Seniors Choose – New Construction or Resale Homes?

July 3, 2019 Active Adult Living

Selecting the right home to retire to, can be an extremely challenging experience. You would have selected the preferred area, but now, will be at a loss about the community. There are many communities that offer you different home styles and other choices that selecting the right home can be pretty mind-boggling. If struggling with [...]

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5 Fall Home Maintenance Tips for Active Seniors

June 17, 2019 Active Adult Living

The heat of summer may be descending on us, but you need to consider getting your home ready for fall. Ok, so fall is not here yet, but, I believe in being ready for it and planning ahead. Seasonal home maintenance is necessary if you wish to keep your home at its best. Plus, this [...]

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Find the Best Golf Course Communities for Active Adult Senior Living

June 5, 2019 Active Adult Living

When it comes to purchasing the perfect retirement home, there are many things to consider.  However, you no longer have the pressures of living closer to schools, being near your workplace or looking for a home big enough to accommodate parents, kids, and pets as well.  As you reach the empty nester phase of life, [...]

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3 Ways to Slow Aging… Really!

May 27, 2019 Active Adult Living

So, I was driving in my car one day, happily attending to a list of chores, and then it hit me – I am 50 years old! I managed, barely, not to hit a pedestrian with my car, with this sudden revelation, and managed to pull the car to the side of the road. I [...]

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Wii Adds Fun and Entertainment to an Active Adult Life

May 15, 2019 Active Adult Living

Who would have thought that Nintendo’s Wii will provide fun and entertainment for active adults?! When this game came into the market, everyone thought only children could and will play this game. However, now, thanks to Nintendo, more and more active adults are finding the Wii a great choice for their pastime.

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Things to Consider when Looking for a Home

May 15, 2019 Active Adult Living

Empty nesters may find their old homes too large or empty after their children have left their nests.  Folks often consider moving to a smaller home where they can enjoy the good life.  Many senior retirement communities offer a variety of styles of homes for your consideration.  These homes may feature two or three bedrooms, [...]

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How About a Round of Tennis?

May 8, 2019 Active Adult Living

Many active seniors love the chance of playing a game of tennis and flexing those forearms. It is a tiring game and you need to keep yourself fit to play it well. Although rather a complicated AND strenuous game, tennis is a favored sport among many seniors. But there are ones who question the suitability [...]

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How to Handle Hair Loss as You Age

May 1, 2019 Active Adult Living

Loss of hair is a common occurrence with the aging process. Hair loss, in general, is a common process that the body undergoes. 90% of the hair on your head is growing as we speak. This growth phase lasts, most often, for two to six years. 10% of your hair only grows for approximately 2 [...]

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5 Best Island Getaways for Summer 2019

April 26, 2019 Active Adult Living

Are you Ready to Consider Somewhere Different this Summer? Summer is just around the corner. Before you know it, you will be taking off gum boots and heavy wool coats and putting on shades and a straw hat to go with your shorts and Hawaii shirt! Summer is a time where the beaches are crowded [...]

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Do We Know the State of Our Hearts?

April 22, 2019 Active Adult Living

If someone asks us “Do we know the state of our hearts?” automatically, you may go all sentimental. It rarely occurs to us that this may actually be a literal question. Do we really educate ourselves on the state of our heart or wait for emergencies to strike before realizing how vital it is to [...]

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