kofficer:
After 6 years here in Sunset Pointe, which was all under construction when I moved in, my street of 16 houses have aged together. Our youngest couple came about 2 years after the rest of us. They're now 58+64. Our oldest couple are mid-80s.
This "old crock" is three-quarters of a century old.
As we age, many folks our (my) age are now thinking more about retirement or assisted living homes than about a 55-plus suburbia!
My gut says the newbies are younger than me!
I saw somewhere a couple months ago that the average age in TV is now closer to 62 than 70!
But, as others have said, age doesn't matter here at all! We're all kids working on our second (third?) childhoods!
Welcome!
SWR
