There was measurable snow in my front yard when I got home last night. Do not want.
Lows in the teens the next couple of days. Whee.
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, butt kicking, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
There was measurable snow in my front yard when I got home last night. Do not want.
Lows in the teens the next couple of days. Whee.
Will I be able to draw US social security if I don't live here? Like, if I'm still a citizen (no plans on fracking that) but live in Jamaica?
Yes. In fact, even as a citizen of Jamaica you'd be entitled to receive your payments outside of the US. (There are a few countries the payments cannot go, so you'd want to check on that.)
Will I be able to draw US social security if I don't live here?
My mom gets a pension from the US Armed Forces (a whole $50/month), but not Social Security.
Wow, caught up after weeks. Now to tackle Bitches.
Drive-by posting
Ooo, the fine dining restaurant down the street has oysters Rockefeller and Bienville this week. I can feel my resolve to eat like a college student until actually away on vacation weakening...
My retirement plan is now to move to Jamaica.
My retirement plan is now to move to Jamaica.
Isn't that basically the premise of House Hunters International?
If you could move anywhere, where would you go?
Honestly, I kinda feel like one place is pretty much like another. I mean, they are all different but they all have pros and cons and I don't have much of a preference based on intrinsic values of location. Feel like staying near my parents is a good idea right now, other than that I shrug.
My retirement plan is now to move to Jamaica.
Apparently the vogue is to retire into the mountains, for people who don't want to adjust to full tropics again. People fly lumber from the US, etc. But I like Kingston.
Yes. In fact, even as a citizen of Jamaica you'd be entitled to receive your payments outside of the US
Oh, thank dog. I can't believe I didn't think to ask that before.
I kinda feel like one place is pretty much like another
You don't have a temperature preference? Population density? Language/cuisine? My dad dragged us along to a few places, and I've liked everywhere I've lived except Michigan, but I could never intimate that they're similar (ESPECIALLY DETROIT).
I worked out who I'm meeting and when! Woohoo! Now I have to chase down my prescription for the weekend (the doctor's office has to fax a form in triplicate once every four weeks, and they always let it slide until Friday, no matter how soon I call them. Not only is there now a woman whose whole job is prescriptions, they told me the doctor was ON THE LINE with the pharmacy yesterday, but he seems to have forgotten how to write.
If you could move anywhere, where would you go?
I was having this conversation the other day, and I decided I haven't been enough places to know where to live. I think closer to equator would be great for more light (SAD is hitting hard) but I was not built for a warm climate. Ireland might be great. But so would somewhere tropical, maybe?
I guess the winning the lottery ideal is houses in multiple locales, depending on mood.
I believe this animated gif is relevant to recent conversations about drinking alone: [link]