EPISODE · Feb 28, 2008 · 7 MIN

075 Retirement and Upkeep

from Retirement Talk for Boomers, Seniors, and Retirees

It is easy to let things slide. The paint on the house ages. The drapes fade and sag. The belt gets tighter around the waist. Upkeep is need for the house, furniture, body and the mind. Neglect upkeep and the slide into old age becomes all to evident to everyone. Of course, some go beyond just keeping up to actually improving. Life get better!

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