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« Here. Be. Now. | Main | Wealth, Age and Society: Part One »

November 26, 2007 |Permalink |Comments (0)

Destinations Known and Unknown

The Times offers an unconventional look at where "retirement housing" might be headed.

Consider the lede paragraph...

WHEN Gayla Groom scoots the cats from her bed and walks outside to check on the yard, the neighbors don’t care if she is minus her clothing. Nor do they mind living next to her 20-by-20-foot slab-wood cabin that cost $14,000 to build. It is also perfectly normal for one elderly neighbor to call her each morning, as a courtesy, to say she has not died.

If you have a few minutes to spare, consider watching the "Retiring at Rainbow Vision" audio slide show...

H/T Krissy Heitkamp in the comments...

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