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Subject: Re: When do you seniors move out?

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Claire Brybrey

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Date Posted: 03:09:30 01/06/05 Thu
In reply to: Arlene Frocks 's message, "When do you seniors move out?" on 17:57:59 01/02/05 Sun

I don't think it causes a problem if elders decide to stay in their home. With two elders in a house, and 2 adults (heir and spouse) in the house, there is still room for 4 children. By the time of the 4th birth most grandparents will no longer be around. The problem concerning this all araises if the heirs' siblings are too young to move out. There can often be a full generation between the oldest and the youngest.

Claire Brybrey

>Hello,
>
>I live with my adult son and his wife, and they are
>expecting a little one. I was just wondering, when do
>you seniors out there move out to leave the house to
>your heir? I know some stay in their house to help
>babysitting etc, but I also expect most houses to be
>quite packed if you live by the 8 Sims per house rule.
>Would be interesting to know. Thank you.
>
>Arlene Frocks (senior)

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