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5. Not if you don't understand that, to some people, especially the elderly,

Sat Mar 26, 2016, 10:21 AM

Mar 2016

a sense of home can be more important than money.

Me? I'd take the money and run, but I'm younger, and don't have her sense of 'home'.

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Gentrification in Eastie and Southie leaves some behind [View all] unhappycamper Mar 2016 OP

I feel for her.. whathehell Mar 2016 #1

Except rjsquirrel Mar 2016 #2

I see the conundrum, whathehell Mar 2016 #4

Theb she can turn down the offer and keep living there Travis_0004 Mar 2016 #6

Of course.. whathehell Mar 2016 #7

What is your solution? Travis_0004 Mar 2016 #8

Who said there was a solution? whathehell Mar 2016 #9

Sympathy doesnt upset me, I just dont see a problem. Travis_0004 Mar 2016 #10

Yes, you've said that several times now whathehell Mar 2016 #11