The other side of full time

Conversely...I read hear many are to broke or busy with chores to do anything but set at the house. They seam to wait to babysit grand kids living 200 miles away, whack weeds, shuval snow, paint, or set on the porch and worry bout the grass growin too tall months at a time and can't aford the fuel it take to move that much. I'm seeing more of this every year. I'm not saying all do this but many are just setting waiting for the check in the mail each month. Hey! Ya reckon conspicuous consumption or resistance to change might have somethin' to do with that? I once wanted a stick & bricks; bought and sold 5; but finaly specked that aside from all the werk and inshorance, I didn't wanna pay the gubment for life to keep one, much less two; pay again to be queath it to my youngins; who then, were gonna have to pay taxes on and maintain that dirt the rest of their lives unless they sold out. So I elect to be one of them there full timers, always at home, enjoyin extended family much more often while takin in MANY of the million dollar mountain/valley/river/lake&ocean VIEWS and never spend less then a week at least in one place. It's all temporary. God Bless ya. To each, their own. Ya'll travel safe.:W