Hi Shawn,

 RH> I'm surprised they actually had one that worked. The kitchen area also

 SH> I wonder if a previous tenant smuggled it in?  Or paid a whole heck of
 SH> a lot extra for them to allow it.

I know at least one other unit (visiting with my MIL) had a stove so I
presume more were working at one time. Then, as more people moved in
with Althezheimer's or other dementias, the managment disconnected the
stoves for safety reasons.


 RH> apartment for a small dining table between one side of the kitchen and
 RH> living room.

 SH> That sounds okay.

It worked well for 2 people who didn't get out that much. Before they
moved there, they lived in an "over 55" manufactured home community and
used a golf cart to get around in it. Steve's older sister and her
husband had moved there a few years before and took mom & dad for
shopping, medical appointments, etc after they stopped driving. They
continued chauffering them around after the move but mom & dad weren't
able to get out to see friends or participate in the activities of the
community where they'd lived.


 RH> My nearest siblings live several states north of here, takes more than
 RH> a day's drive.

 SH> Well I guess I"m lucky.  Of course I can't remember the last time I
 SH> saw my sister in person... probably 8 years now.

It's been close to that for me.


 SH>  SH>> ... Camping (n.):  See "Heat Stroke", "Mud", and "Insects".
 RH> I grew up camping in tents; we called anything else "cheat camping".
 RH> You know, I'm enjoying the way I camp now more than the tents. (G)

 SH> Same here.  I'd never want to go back to a tent.

I'd have a hard time getting up from the ground. (G)

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