Moving

My sister is considering moving after she retires, so I've been doing some research.

The elderly need to consider things like grocery stores, doctors, vets if you have pets, and even entertainment.  Living twenty miles away from these things can be a huge challenge if there is no public transportation, or the weather is bad, or gas prices shoot up.

And then there is the matter of who you hang out with. How often will you want to get together and how far apart do you want to live.

And finally there is safety. Crime rates for nearly every town are available online, but there are other contingencies.

We know how to deal with Vampires. If you don't invite them in, they can't invade your home. And if they do get in you can keep them at bay with holy water, a cross, or even kill them with silver bullets.

But what about those people who don't wait to be invited in? The ones who feel entitled to everything you have and feel free to simply take it. The ones who have invaded your home again and again over the years. You might want to put a little more space between them and you.

A smart move requires a lot of consideration.