Re: Cohousing Pioneers: Second Round | <– Date –> <– Thread –> |
From: Bob Morrison (rhmorrison![]() |
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Date: Tue, 24 Dec 2013 05:12:14 -0800 (PST) |
This idea has an important point, one that I have rarely seen in ideas for founding new cohos. That is that retirees are a valuable resource for this. Gary cited two reasons for this: They have cumulative life skills that they can use to help make it happen, and they can move to a region that doesn't have a lot of good jobs. I would add another: time. Here at Mosaic Commons, many residents work over 45 hours a week, or over 50 if you include commuting time. But retirees have time, some of which they can use to pursue something like this. Re Sharon's concern about people developing a coho from a distance: I interpreted Gary's post to mean that retired cohousers (and others) would sell their home, move to the Ozarks, and live in rental housing for a year or two while they found their new community. Bob Morrison Mosaic Commons Cohousing Berlin, MA
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Cohousing Pioneers: Second Round Fred-List manager, December 22 2013
- Re: Cohousing Pioneers: Second Round Sharon Villines, December 22 2013
- Re: Cohousing Pioneers: Second Round Sharon Villines, December 22 2013
- Re: Cohousing Pioneers: Second Round Bob Morrison, December 24 2013
- Re: Cohousing Pioneers: Second Round R Philip Dowds, December 24 2013
- Re: Cohousing Pioneers: Second Round Fred-List manager, December 25 2013
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Re: Cohousing Pioneers: Second Round Fred-List manager, December 25 2013
- Re: Cohousing Pioneers: Second Round R Philip Dowds, December 25 2013
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