[Pturner]

Sure, some people intent on being frogs move away before they croak. Circumstances change. An illness, injury or death in the family; an unexpected change in financial status; a discovery that one isn't as happy here as one expected to be are examples.

Life happens.

[ladydoc]

Originally Posted by chuckinca

There are thousands of used homes for sale in TV - did all those people croak, or decide to buy another TV home?


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According to our saleslady..most people move 3 times within the villages. Not me...I will die before I have to pack up for another move!

[tainsley]

Originally Posted by mikeod

i won't be among them.

me either!!!!!!

[Posh 08]

Originally Posted by Pturner

Sure, some people intent on being frogs move away before they croak. Circumstances change. An illness, injury or death in the family; an unexpected change in financial status; a discovery that one isn't as happy here as one expected to be are examples.

Life happens.

Good answer. Those are the things that I think about, but they can happen here in Virginia too so we may as take the plunge to TV.

[Barefoot]

Originally Posted by OCsun

Would I still be considered a "Frog", when I move to the Villages in November - even though I will be living in Ocean City Maryland every summer?

Frogs are full time! You'll be a Seasonal Resident, as opposed to a Snowflake (occasional visitor) or Snowbird (winters in Florida, possibly renting)!

[rubicon]

Speaking of frogs I found one of those little fellows in my bathroom. Told him he could stay if he didn't croak. He responded with a croak. Out the door and to my nearest boulder went Mortimer to live with his new family

[mikeandnancy1112]

Well, we have been there, done that, moved to TV in 2004, sold our house here in 2007, moved to Costa Rica, then to Illinois, then to Hot Springs Village, Arkansas, then back to TV in 2009. Never moving again.

[graciegirl]

Frog also means Friendly Retired Old Goat.

[Posh 08]

Originally Posted by graciegirl

Frog also means Friendly Retired Old Goat.

[pooh]

Originally Posted by graciegirl

Frog also means Friendly Retired Old Goat.

LOVE IT!!!

[Bill-n-Brillo]

Some people refer to me simply as "a flake".........

Bill

[notlongnow]

First of all I want to know how Pooh got a photo of me!
Secondly, call me what ever you want just get me there!
EB

[chuckinca]

Originally Posted by Barefoot

Frogs are full time! You'll be a Seasonal Resident, as opposed to a Snowflake (occasional visitor) or Snowbird (winters in Florida, possibly renting)!

So Bare - what you're saying is that you don't like being called a Snowbird?


TV Frogs complain about Snowbirds and their impact on the roads, restaurants, golf courses, rec facilities, etc. Never seen a complaint about Seasonal Residents!


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[Barefoot]

Originally Posted by chuckinca

So Bare - what you're saying is that you don't like being called a Snowbird?

TV Frogs complain about Snowbirds and their impact on the roads, restaurants, golf courses, rec facilities, etc. Never seen a complaint about Seasonal Residents! .

Hey Chuck ...Maybe no complaints about Seasonal Residents because SRs pay taxes and amenities all year long, even when living in another State or Country. Categories aren't really important. We're all just enjoying our Golden Years. Life as a wrinklie isn't half bad!

[villagegolfer]

My wife and I decided to spend the summer here instead of going north. As of October we will celebrate our one year here in The Villages and be an official FROG.