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mnhtnbb

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3. Me, too.

Reply to newfie11 (Reply #1)

Thu Sep 24, 2015, 09:34 AM

Sep 2015

We looked at New Zealand in 1994, but the job my husband wanted was taken
by someone from South Africa. Last summer we went to look at retiring to
Bonaire. Couldn't get my husband to do it.

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Americans over 65 share their greatest regret [View all] Liberal_in_LA Sep 2015 OP

I wish I would have moved to another country years ago nt newfie11 Sep 2015 #1

Me, too. mnhtnbb Sep 2015 #3

Yup I should have never returned to this country in the late 80's should have YabaDabaNoDinoNo Sep 2015 #7

I certainly tried. bikebloke Sep 2015 #10

I wish I had become a doctor , lawyer and an accountant olddots Sep 2015 #2

oh, dear lord, what universe do these people live in? antigop Sep 2015 #4

funny you should say that i have had 3 such emergencies so far this month and it is only the 24th dembotoz Sep 2015 #11

so sorry. I hope things get better for you and your friend. nt antigop Sep 2015 #12

Americans over 65 ("Baby Boomers") lived through the greatest economic expansion in history. Romulox Sep 2015 #5

No, it was not Munificence Sep 2015 #6

In my day all we had to blame all our problems on were disease and commies. Gidney N Cloyd Sep 2015 #14

It doesn't do much good treestar Sep 2015 #8

I definitely have many regrets, but also many successes that closeupready Sep 2015 #9

The Transitory existence of our lives Ichingcarpenter Sep 2015 #13