I get my water from a private well. It needs a well pump and a well pressure tank to work. My well pressure tank finally died. It must have been about 30 years old so I can't complain; except that it decided to die on some of the coldest snowy days in February. July would have been much better. Luckily I know of a good contractor. Eric came in the snow and spent the entire day replacing the tank. I had no idea how much going without water would be such an inconvenience. Using bottled water to drink is easy. What's really bad is having to go without taking a shower. You can wash your hands if you use the the water from a bottle. You can take a "sponge bath". It's just not the same. So I melted some snow in cooking pots to have more water to use for washing. That helped a little. What's the very worst part? You can't flush the toilet! After one flush the tank is empty and won't flush again. I used some melted snow and bottled
How Inclusive Is Your Senior Community?
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As the baby boomers age, senior living communities are working on appealing
to a more diverse generation.
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