This post is sponsored.
All opinions are my own.
When we bought our home, almost two
years ago, one thing I didn't realize is that we were moving into an
area that is similar to a retirement community. Part of it is the age
of the homes but we also have a set of condos and an assisted living
center within a block of our home. In many ways it is hard to have a
young family in this area because the individuals living in these
areas, mostly older women, don't care to go out and make friends but
the good news is that there are a few who do and that is awesome!
I have made a few friends in our
neighborhood who are simply wonderful people. They always say hi when
they see me and love to get to know the kids. I love talking to these
ladies and learning from them. This summer I have plans with a few of
them to work on things like my bread making skills and other fun
things that they can teach me.
For those people who don't care to
spend time associating with others it makes me sad. I know that life
is much more fun to live with friends and I wish that they could all
see the blessings of having friends around. I also see that some of
them believe they have done everything so now they feel it's ok to
sit and do nothing but this vision comes to me a little differently.
When I look at this group of people I see a wealth of knowledge that
I would love to learn from. They all have so many experiences, many
of them similar to me, and it would be so interesting to me to sit
and learn from them. You all know that I love to sew, cook, and craft
and my guess is that many of these ladies also have great recipes and
homemaking ideas that I would love to put to good use.
My thought to anyone reading this,
visit the elderly near you, like at Siena Hills. Learn from them. If they will share their
knowledge, take advantage of it. It can be an amazing experience and
one that you will benefit from greatly!
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