Yeah, I know what you mean. They're the same people who are on the roads, on the cart paths, sitting at the squares, on the golf courses, in the pools, at the rec centers, at the Sharon, on line at the bank, at the restaurants, soon to be back at Katie Bells, at the gas pumps, at the airport TSA checkpoint line, etc. What was the name of that movie with Charlton Heston--"The Omega Man"?---life would be so much easier if all we had to worry about were some zombies, who needs all those other people.

You can change the text to Bold,Italics, or Underline.

But there ought to be a law that if you are being sarcastic you must use all three.

I wonder if that would work.hmmmmmmmmmm

Or just a simple (*sarc) afterwards. Would it work? I don't hold out much hope, after all weight/volume = DENSITY

Are you calling me fat?*sarc

see how easy that was?

Am I? *sarc

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Don't forget exclamation points !! :a20:

Most people that are unhappy in The Villages are people that were never happy and probably will never be happy. I am grateful to be living in The Villages in a neighborhood of mostly happy people...There are a few unhappy people, like everywhere, on our street but that's the state of mind they live in and nothing can make them happy. Surround yourself with positive people. Life is short.

If you don't like it here please do yourself and others a favor and leave, work to make it better or just simply quit complaining. We are free people thank goodness. Vote with your feet by pursuing your own happy place.

My motto "Love It Or Leave It" be it country, state, county, neighborhood or job.

The hardest person to live with is yourself

I thought it was my Uncle Eddy.

If you are not happy, move rather than complain. Life is short.....

It's not WHERE you live or with WHOM you live that makes one happy. Happiness comes from within.

If you are unhappy have some more Kool-Aid. Things will look brighter.

Whenever I'm happy and I know it, I clap my hands. My mom taught me that.