AN EMPTYNESTING HIPPIE PUSHING BOUNDARIES

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Market Rent and Lease Renewals
Have you moved into a new apartment in the last two years? This post is for you specifically! When apartment complexes list their available apartments, each year they do a Market Rent survey of comparable apartments in their area. As we all know, with the cost of living, the price of apartments has risen astronomically.
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Coming Soon!
Flights of Fancy Mom is undergoing changes in content and design. As Jacqui is entering the next era in her life as an empty nester, follow her journey as she finds herself again. Did she ever really know herself? She went from high school to adult life with the man she married, had a child
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Navigating the World of Autoimmune Disease
Approximately October 2020, I started having issues with my hand. My thumb started hurting and it was becoming difficult to open jars, lift things, and even to write. Doing more personal things such as showering became a nightmare. For various reasons such as having Marketplace insurance, and then starting a new job, it took a
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Chronic Pain – Life or Insurance Greed?
I experience chronic pain. It stretches throughout my body and it seems never ending. It started in October 2020 with my thumb. I had Marketplace insurance, so my copays were high. My deductible was high. I was laid off and searching for a job. Which I found one and started the end of October as
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Cohousing Options When You’re Single
People love their independence. I know I am one of them. I am 49 years old. Divorced for 17 years. (This week actually!) I’m set in my ways and feel that I will never be able to live with someone else. And this scares me. Why? Because I don’t know what’s going to happen when
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Travel Vermont During a Pandemic
This year, my son and his boyfriend moved into their first apartment for their last year of college. With the pandemic, traveling has been out of the question for those of us with autoimmune disorders. And Vermont had the state on lockdown, therefore, keeping their cases low. With things opening again, I was super excited
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