William, John:
To say that Mr. Perle is a 'neo-conservative' is not really giving Mr.
Perle's political beliefs much depth.
Why would Perle confront the UN?
With a title like Thank God for the Death of the UN one can quite
quickly
discern that he is not in favor of its existence.
For an
Yes, I often think about growing older (and disabled - I have liver
disease) in this beautiful neighborhood. I have a big old monster near the
corner of 49th and Cedar, and I imagine it will be just too much to upkeep.
I am in my 40's now, not nearly ready to retire even, and yet still I
A coworker and I were speculating that it had been turned into a BB
. . . anyone know if that is the case?
Thanks,
John Ellingsworth
http://ellingsworth.org/john/
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Elly Cernansky and her husband, Nick, have been running a BB at 48th
Springfield since they finished (more or less) the rehab job they did on the
building. That would have placed the start time during July of what year?
2000? 2001? I can't remember it's been so long. They get the overflow
Title: Re: [UC] housing for older years
Even though I am quite a ways away from retiring, I have been thinking a lot about housing opportunities and creating community in this neighborhood that I love. I have been doing a good bit of reading about co-housing and have visited a number of
The Tiberino family has an arrangement similar to what you describe, with
a focus on artwork.
Ellen Powell Tiberino Memorial Museum of Contemporary American Art
3819 Hamilton Street, Philadelphia, PA
A gallery dedicated to preserving and promoting the work of contemporary
African-American
I'm glad to see a few folks are thinking beyond their present
chronological status. It was only a few years ago that this neighborhood
turned down development of a senior citizen complex at 47th and
Warrington, in favor of a restaurant. (It would generate too much
traffic, it wouldn't fit with
Title: Re: [UC] housing for older years
Hello
All,
I have
a friend who is looking for a spacious one bedroom apartment in our neighborhood
with immediate availibility for $700/month or less. . .
please
respond offline to me or contact Jerry Ruis at 215 222 1233.
Thanks
Gregory Oliveri
In a message dated 3/25/03 1:18:56 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I'm glad to see a few folks are thinking beyond their
present chronological status. It was only a few years ago that this
neighborhood turned down development of a senior citizen complex at 47th
and Warrington, in favor of a
There is a fundamental problem with an approach to senior housing that
attempts to segregate seniors into special living arrangements. That is
a totally artificial environment, with none or very few of the
interactions that are essential for a healthy state of mind. The
benefits that extended
It is nice to see such heartfelt talk about out retirement years. I am not
too concerned about it. It is my plan to be as much of a burden to my
children as I possibly can when I am old and cranky, so I will probably be
living with them. Paybacks.
Matt Wolfe
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This was sent to me in response to the topic of senior years living. I am
forwarding it to the list hoping it will inspire someone.
Jo Ann
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This article from NYTimes.com
has been sent to you by [EMAIL PROTECTED]
how two women built a retirement community
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Clark Park Volunteers,
Our oft-postponed Winter, now Spring Work Day will finally happen this
Saturday, March 29, 2003. Please meet at 10:00 AM at the flagpole in the
north part of Clark Park where Ann Dixon, Ed Rich, and myself will have
lots of things for you to do to help out in Clark Park.
Hi
The article Jo Ann sent was very interesting and I applaud the hard work of these women. There are a number of Senior communities (like "Ann's Choice") that I think offer these types of services.
Here's my question (and, yes, this is long)what does a person do who does not have between
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