angiefox10 |
10-20-2011 07:58 PM |
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Originally Posted by VillagesFlorida
(Post 408676)
Here is my original post on the subject of younger people living here. Somehow this thread ran off into the ditch. I never talked about these younger folks committing any crimes IN The Villages, nor did I mention any one, of any age committing crimes IN The Villages. All I wanted to know was how folks felt about kids in their 20s and 30s living here. There is little crime here, as far as I know. We can't tell from reading the Daily Sun. The crimes that young people commit seem to happen OUT of The Villages. Is this the same place I moved to in 1998? No! Would I choose The Villages if I had it to do over again? Absolutely!
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After reading all of this, my question is... How many "young" people actually live in The Villages.
To say that people sound like grouchy old folks running the kids off their I don't think is a fair assessment.
If I want to live with young kid, I would just stay here. We have plenty of them here! One of the reasons I want to live in The Villages is to live with people my own age. As the kids hot rod up and down our streets (they've taken out our mailbox more times then I could count) hubby and I look at each other and say; "can't wait to get to The Villages".
I want to live with active people my own age. Maybe young kids make some feel young... They just make me feel old.
I posted some of The Village videos on my FB page and trust me.... Those "young kids" thought they were silly old people. That does not make me feel young.
The Villages is advertised as a "retirement community", not a family community or a young peoples community.
To what Villagesflorida said, when we first saw The Villages, most of the people who worked there were villagers. You didn't see the young people working in the shops and stores. It was nice to see that so many of the people who lived in The Villages were able to find jobs and supplement their income. When we were here last summer, we saw very little of that.
When were were looking for a place to retire, we walked out of several communities because there were too many young people there.
Well... There you have it. You asked.
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