​ Another topic compiled and archived by Alta♥CITIES▶ http://flip.it/5B7382 ▶ via @flipboard Flip②# Canswerist ®▶ https://is.gd/0U98nb ▶ # SocialCurrentSee ® by # ALTACITIES ® ▶ Follow @ altaloman   ▶ Alta♥Connect  Blog TODAY★WORTH Gift♥WORTH Google Plus Blogger Flipboard WHO ▶ Let's take a moment to look at the relationships between older adults, their needs, and common interest developments , aka HOAs. For discussion sake, let us identify anyone 65 years or older as an ‘older adult.’ Our HOA community is reserved for 55+, but really, the population here is definitely 65+. Of course, not everyone in that age group has challenges or needs special accommodation, but there are other age-related factors for HOA owners and boards to consider. WHAT ▶ First, it is important to understand that the total US population is aging. California, as we know is home to millions of Baby Boomers , now en ...

Add to Flipboard Magazine. #SocialCurrentSee #ALTACITIES VIDEO archive ▶ J.A.G. formula to disrupt aging - 50 reasons to thrive at 50+ https://t.co/vfprWryYGw — Mike Foxworth (@ALTALOMAN) March 10, 2016 Note : Like many of our Boomer+ neighbors and associates, in 2011, Dee Dee and I moved into a 55+ common interest development (aka HOA community), later realizing that the age demographics here is more correctly set for 65+. Yes, we were expecting to adapt and change our lives to live peacefully and happily in retirement.  Aside from our substantial HOA dues, one of the voluntary and small monthly expenses we invest in is the AARP , not without certain detractors because of their political activism, but still one of the most trusted resources for the 55+ generation. VIDEO (CLICK TO VIEW) ▶ TRANSFORMER Jo Ann Jenkins  is is a nationally recognized leader and dynamic change agent with a 25-year track record of growth and innovation at some of th...

Posted in triplicate (a Trilogy ) around these # ALTACITIES  is the following # SocialCurrentSee archive that is a fitting precursor to archived content on our FLIPBOARD magazines and the allied post on our NEXTDOOR Trilogy message board: Basically, there are two reasons why I identify with the story in the video clip below.    1) We live in a the TGI 55+ common interest development (aka HOA) in Southern California. Here, among the 1317 homes, are many residents who are living out their senior years without the presence of a spouse they had loved for decades.  2) A growing number of my professional colleagues, family members, and friends have suffered this kind of separation in life. Of course, Dee Dee and I are most thankful we are still together as a couple (now nearly 45 years) and have survived many challenges to our longevity both in life and in matrimony. Notable in this regard has been our ten-year survivorship with a cancer episode that began...