Many people over 59 are drawn to age-limited communities where they hope to find the sorts of social activities that will fill their days once they are retired. Yet some older people who choose such a community face an unexpected result: boredom. Those with varied cultural and intellectual interest, and the capacity to program their own discretionary time could find life in an age-restricted community that’s located in a resort area to be especially monotonous when the pre-planned sociability occurs on a predictable schedule.
People who have tried this say all their neighbors ever talk about are their aches and pains, when cocktails will be serve and what’s for dinner.

Chase them away with spearmint gum. Get a large package of gum; take the first wrapper off leaving the foil on. After washing the cabinets, put a few sticks on the shelves and also inside the containers where you store flour, rice, oatmeal, nuts and such.

Sneakers smell a little off after a day of fun? Instead of buying pricey odor eaters, place a charcoal sachet in each shoe; simply cut the feet off an old pair of panty hose and place a piece of charcoal in each. The porous briquettes will absorb the odor-causing moisture, leaving shoes fresh smelling by morning.

Folks who vary their menus clock more hours of sleep than less adventurous eater. A wide ranging diet helps ensure you get a variety of nutrients linked to longer sleep!