By: Ann Burnside Love
In the natural climate wherever we’ve lived much of our
lives, most of us have developed opinions on which temperatures are comfortable,
which are tolerable and what’s miserable. We’re also aware of how these varying
climates affect our health and lifestyle. Some of us, me included, have become
extra-sensitive to temperature extremes, and therefore try to avoid them.
Many retirees are aware of the benefits of a residential
living community — where you no longer have to shovel snow, clean snow off your
car, drive through ice and storms to the doctors’ offices, grocery stores or on
shopping errands.
