You’ve Moved In. Now What?
Have a meal together. The first few weeks of living with a new housemate are always a transitional time. One very nice way to smooth the transition is sharing a meal. There’s something about eating...
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I’ll Never Live Alone Again
Divorced, the mother of two adult children, Cynthia left the rural community where she had lived for many years for life in the Boston area. . At first she lived in a studio apartment by herself. It...
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How Co-op Housing Works for this Blind Person
I don’t want this piece to be about Harriotte’s blindness. Harriotte herself is so capable, enthusiastic, warm and independent that it is easy to forget she is blind. As she says, “my friends will...
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This House Needs People
Sharing Housing “This house needs people” is the thought that came unbidden one day as Patricia walked through the living room of her large four-bedroom colonial with three and a half baths. She had...
View ArticleYou’ve Moved In. Now What?
Now that you’ve moved in, what should you do? Have a meal together. The first few weeks of living with a new housemate are always a transitional time. Hopefully you followed a good selection process...
View ArticleI’ll Never Live Alone Again
Divorced, the mother of two adult children, Cynthia left the rural community where she had lived for many years for life in the Boston area. Her journey taught her the benefits of living in shared...
View ArticleHow Co-op Housing Works for this Blind Person
Harriotte herself is so capable, enthusiastic, warm and independent that it is easy to forget she is blind. As she says, “my friends will leave me on a curb” not remembering that she can’t see. She...
View ArticleThis House Needs People
“This house needs people” is the thought that came unbidden one day as Patricia walked through the living room of her large four-bedroom colonial with three and a half baths. She had lived there with...
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