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Social Security & Medicare

marybourg

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5. I believe I live in the exact one

Reply to RainCaster (Original post)

Thu Feb 26, 2026, 12:36 PM

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(no school taxes) that you are referring to and have lived here for 33 years, through all the phases of retirement. I feel as though I live in paradise.I cannot think of any downsides to living here at all. if you need to see young children, they are abundant in the stores just a short distance away. I do enjoy seeing them when I go to stores or when neighbors have grandchildren visiting.

If you have any specific questions, please, P. M. Me and I will try to answer.

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I believe I live in the exact one marybourg Yesterday #5

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