A villa on South Padre
The best of fresh seafood and Mexican food at an affordable price
The best of fresh seafood and Mexican food at an affordable price
Q: Dream retirement location
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Last: 7 yr ago by Aggie97
Puget Sound (Summer)
Key West (Winter)
Key West (Winter)
On a 50' sailboat anchored off some remote island.
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I heard Port Author is nice this time of year.
We already live in Boerne. Can't think of any place better in Texas and I don't want to be too far from most my family. So I think we might retire in Boerne.
Right now, somewhere in Bavaria is probably where I'd likely retire. Garmisch-Partenkirchen probably.
Better learn to speak Muslim then or whatever it is they speak.
If money was an issue then I'd retire in a small private island in the south Pacific. If money were no object, I'd retire on a large private island in the south Pacific.
I actually like where I'm at right now. That's a blessing. 
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Right now, somewhere in Bavaria is probably where I'd likely retire. Garmisch-Partenkirchen probably.
Nice place. Heard tons of English there. Beautiful town and mountains
Virgin Gorda
Somewhere in the Arlberg region of the Austrian Alps. Live out the rest of my days hiking, skiing, and drinking.
A lot of you must be poor if you want to retire in these crappy places
When you really retire, you just look for a place where someone else will mow your lawn, you're within a half hour of a hospital, and you have access to cable and Internet.
So south Florida?
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When you really retire, you just look for a place where someone else will mow your lawn, you're within a half hour of a hospital, and you have access to cable and Internet.
That's just called dying, man.
I would love the Idaho panhandle, but my wife would likely leave me for the Florida panhandle.
Kalispell, Montana or Boise would be great to me.
Kalispell, Montana or Boise would be great to me.
Costa Rica
The expression "money is no object" means that cost is no obstacle: you're willing to pay whatever is required to get what you want. People who don't understand this unusual meaning of "object" often substitute "option," saying "money is no option," which makes no sense at all.
NA mom's house
San Juan Island
N Padre Island on the canals
Close enough to:
My kids/grandkids
American Hospitals
Walmart (cheap beer)
Beach
Then I'd travel 6-8 months out of the year mainly to places that have beaches and warm water.
Close enough to:
My kids/grandkids
American Hospitals
Walmart (cheap beer)
Beach
Then I'd travel 6-8 months out of the year mainly to places that have beaches and warm water.
Greece from May until mid August. Hill country rest of the year.